That's right. The authors of those books exhibit those qualities. You can't educate a human by pouring generated text on them, you need something that's capable of teaching to moderate the content. LLMs may allow teachers to achieve more with custom prompts, but it's a far cry from "personal Aristotle" and still requires 1-1 engagement with teachers and student.
Totally agreed, which is why we carefully curate the books we use within educational curricula to make sure they actually contain useful and accurate material.
Books don't exhibit those either.