Information Can Travel Without Becoming Experience
Information scales more easily than experience. A recording can be copied. A podcast can reach thousands of listeners. A transcript can travel across countries in seconds. A definition can be searched instantly. That is extraordinary distribution.
It is not the same thing as understanding. Some learning is primarily informational, and better distribution is exactly what it needs. Other learning depends on practice, feedback, conversation, attention, embodiment, or seeing a distinction in one's own experience. The information can travel while the experience does not.
This prevents two opposite mistakes. We should not dismiss media simply because it is mediated. A recording can teach, move, clarify, and preserve access. We should also not count reach as proof that the underlying learning occurred. Downloads are not understanding. Views are not practice. Exposure is not integration.
Media can carry an invitation. What happens after the invitation reaches someone is another question.