good post! I love reading english So practical, I'm learning English. Have a good day

Knowledge makes a person intelligent. And the ability to quickly and adequately use your mind - wisdom. This is purely my opinion, and I do not pretend to impose it on someone. Good luck to you and good.

worth reading and practicing, great article

Hi friend.. how are you??

thanks for sharing,

Good photography friend

Great post and good writing.i like your post and upvoted.

We must be wise in making decisions under any circumstances. Everything we need to learn from ourselves and from others. After that can only be considered smart. Your writing contains a very high meaning. Thank you for sharing and have supported each of my content @hr1.

Agreed, wise is knowing how to do while smart is knowing what to do.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts at a time when I am looking for posts to read in my feed. I finally have found content from you in my feed.

Why do I say that? Because many of my posts have been receiving upvotes from you and I always wanted to read from the angel supporter. Haha!

Wisdom & Smartness

I think after reading your post and thinking about both, I can say the following.

> Wise people see what's not there; future, unexpressed feelings, hidden pains, broken but untold dreams etc. Smart people analyze what's presented to them in form of information or data and take a good decision based on that information.

Loved reading the post and I wish more people would read genuine content like this so I'll just resteem.

And why would I see a post from you. This is your first blogpost in 6 months. My entire Steemit experience is of 6 months. Based on what I read, I would like to read more from you. Please keep sharing.

I will resteem this first, and later I will read the essay you suggest ... it seems very interesting.

science that makes it more wise, much science is also a lot of knowledge in getting someone. not only with the words, words and ethics of a person can be reversed with the knowledge that someone can ... I love to read the writing of you and success is always for you @hr1

Yes, I believe that wisdom and intelligence are different concepts. Wisdom is impossible without experience, without intuition, without the ability to analyze. Intelligence is just brain, his ability to learn, to memorize, and so on.

Amazing your post @hr1, thanks for share...

I think one must be smart enough in solving a task quickly and efficiently. Thanks for sharing your views. Good luck.

Don’t try to be you, tried to be the very best you you can be.

thank you for
sharing your thining. we want more post like that. from you.

thank you , good post

right with you. all that is how we put and apply the knowledge itself, because there are things that must be like this but must be applied in another way because the needs of the thing was.

You start blogging , sir.
good job.

This is so interesting. Thanks for sharing all this. Congrats!

Gracias por compartir me lei completamente todo y creo que esta muy acertado en su interpretacion el sabio sabe por experiencia que si acelera un carro a cierta velocidad el carro fallara y puede volcar, el inteligente prueba el carro y va midiendo hasta que velocidad puede llegar podria decir que ambos llegan al mismo camino de formas distintas pero habra que poner dos en practica porque el inteligente siempre buscara hacer las cosas mas faciles.

Fantastic post @hr1 I agree with your responses. As for me I would say wisdom is about doing the right thing and knowing what that is. Making the more ethical decision and reaction. I am called an old soul because I always do what's "right" and go deep into the reason of why it is better for your overall life, mankind, ect. That is where I see the difference in wisdom and intelligence is just the common correct answer, the status quo if you will.

Great post I loved this and I love wisdom! :)

That's a good point that ethics also come into play here..

Yea I believe so. I actually just did a "wisdom" type post you can see HERE... Would love to hear your thoughts. Keep these great posts coming though my friend!

So enlightening @hr1 really there is definitely a distinction between wisdom and intelligence, I for a person agree with your definition of wisdom as the application of knowledge,i think there is an extra to that, I see wisdom as a force that propels the individual to apply his knowledge. You know most people say knowledge is power but always stand to debunk that school of thought by saying applied knowledge is power, because one can have knowledge of a thing to cause a tremendous Change in his life and maybe even society and never acts on it. But the one who act his knowledge to change the course of events is wise and that is wisdom.
Thank you, I have followed you. I will be making a series of post soon on three kinds of wisdom,

@hr1 Thank You for your kindness and STEEMIT Wisdom, The Bunker Lady and I appreciate it.

dear @hr1 i am waiting for your new articles. your papers are great brother. I'll been glad to see and upvote ur new artticles. thanks bro! peace

Thank you so much @hr1

You always upvoted my posts.
But, whenever I want to show gratitude to you, by upvoting you or by resteem your post.
Nothing.
I really wanna say thank you so much..:)

I agree with @bitdollar! Ethics are a huge part of how we use our wisdom! We could be brilliant, but still be an asshole. If we use our wisdom in a servants heart kind of way we always get it back... Without even expecting. @hr1... This is a really sold share! I like what you said about adapting behaviors. Very thought provoking! Thanks so much for this!

I agree with you #bitdollar (That's the difference between me and my husband #fitzgibbon... I'm wise, he's smart...)

Must admit, there is some truth to that, oh wisest and fairest lady

Wow, that's wise dear husband!

Haha wisdom is great! :)

Thank you @hr1, have shared the knowledge about the policy, I am glad to see you active again in the post because it has long not seen your post. Greeting my friendship for you

Have been looking for medium to say thanks to @hr1 for his support upon my life. Day in day out, i visit your blog just to see if you have posted but none, not until today am really happy. Thanks i appreciate for all your support.

as per the article, this is not a topic you can just run a conclusion on, it is truly broad as alot of things needs to be concluded before we can truly decide. To me been wise may be the ability of you to show wisdom from experience while smart maybe seen as been fast in learning so in my own case both points to different channel and the ability for you to acts in unknown situation explains all.

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Hello @hr1
It's nice to see a post from you
Life is full with ups and downs
How we act in this unknown situation is all that matters
Wisdom and Intelligence are needed to take the required action

Greetings, sir.
In my appropriation of these concepts, the intelligent is not necessarily wise, since his actions may be contrary to wisdom.

An intelligent man will build a nuclear bomb, and he will be proud of his feat. The same intelligent man but also wise, will discern previously on the effect of their actions, and will take the decision that benefits or less damage to humanity and itself. Wisdom applies to oneself and to others.

Wisdom does not imply knowledge of books, but it does not exclude them either. Wisdom does not imply knowledge acquired in experience, but it does not exclude them either. Wisdom is a virtue that has an innate quota and another acquired quota.

That’s a great way to describe the difference between smart and wise!

Thank you very much for your comment.

My initial thought was that wisdom is confused with emotional intelligence so the question doesn't matter. It's all a form of intelligence. In the article that is the first thing he shoots down by using the wisdom of the engineer as en example. Forced me to rethink, but as a concept wisdom still seems to abstract.

I like this post @hr1

Nice POV to be honest. I read the essay, for real what I thought was wise, wasnt so wise after all.

> I see wisdom as the ability to appropriately apply the knowledge to the unknown situation. To see what's common and what's different between the current situation and what one has experienced in the past.

That sentence above, to me, can also be applied to being intelligent. More than often, I believe wisdom is the ability to see what cannot be seen, to look between the lines and make judgement based on the situation. He has a ton of experience and a ton f knowledge in any given area.

A wise person can see the outcome of your actions to a high degree before you take it(like the way an elder tells you youll hurt yourself if you do that )

An intelligent person, is just what you describe in your post.

Then again, being intelligent, is a step in the right direction for being wise.

> so everybody has to be wise to some degree and also wise people usually consider more alternatives.

this sums it all.

Very interesting post boss, I am glad I saw you post today.

I was surprised to see you writing a post after so long.

Life goes fast. Stay strong, learn from your mistakes, be intelligent and act Wisdom.

Have a good day / night man.

( And thanks for some uptoves i got from u from time to time )

That's a very nice post, @hr1.

I'm definitely wise. ;)

His theory about intelligence is totally acceptable, but adding that the prediction is an intelligence capacity, I would say yes, but the prediction is more for a wise person. A wise person can predict the events that can occur based on the knowledge already stored, while the intelligent person has to put together a puzzle to arrive at a prediction. What makes a wise person faster in making decisions.

I came to the same conclusion that being wise helps you react more quickly, because the mapping between what is and the right action is more direct. For a smart person it takes much more thinking, weighing and imagining to make a decision of the same quality.

I like what are you posting I just following I will follow all things that you will post in the future

God bless you @hr1

good post brother interesting content many congratulations

Good job

Interesting your perspective, I really began to think about the subject and in a certain way the wise person becomes of the own experiences and the consequences that these could bring in certain circumstances.

On the other hand, an intelligent person involves the experiences observed externally, that is, learns from the experiences of others and questions the possible consequences.
PS: I will follow you to continue reading your publications, greetings

Ethics is a branch of philosophy and is also a branch of the science of humanity (humanities). Ethics as a branch of philosophy discusses fundamental systems and thoughts about doctrine and moral views. Ethics as a branch of science discusses how and why we follow a certain moral teaching. Social ethics includes more specific ethical branches such as family ethics, professional ethics, business ethics, environmental ethics, educational ethics, medical ethics, journalistic ethics, sexual ethics and political ethics.

Very interesting post!
I also read the essay but I will need to read it again.
There are many people who are streetwise and this doesn't make them necessarily smart or wise.
I find instead emotional intelligence being a higher level of intelligence.
Thank you for sharing!

Nice post @hr1, I think wisdom is the key like you said application of knowledge ,most importantly they go hand in hand when it comes to handling life situations because what use is knowing what to do but not how to do it

If you know what to do, you can keep trying and if you want it enough, you will eventually succeed.

wow a genius thought, thanks for sharing, i read this article to be a lot more things than ever.! 👍
@hr1

Hi @hr1, interesting post! keep updates! 👍 Thanks!😀

sorry my friend maybe I misunderstood ... According to me .. Well smart and wise people must know the deadlock where and where the way out where. then from there was born the solution what is the problem and there is a way out.
if I think more make the experience as a teacher and science ... sorry friends there may be words that are not good .. and maybe I'm wrong understanding .thank for you @hr1 and good post 🖒🖒🖒🖒😇😇😇

Very interesting topic , I will check it out for sure :)

Nicely done sir @hr1 ,this one is needed to be apply to our personal life :)

Good post my friend @hr1

While reading I had a thought about these constructs. Was museing that wisdom comes out of an organic connection to what is, natural law. And intelligence has to do more with the how to of technical processes and possibilities. One can be intelligent and do or think outside the parameters of natural processes or law. I think we would consider that within an ethical/non-ethical construct. But even a child (perhaps more so) may could be seen as operating within "wisdom's" domain without any particular intelligence they could point to through their organic connection to creation. Good post!

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Firstly I want to appreciate you for always visiting my blog and I would always want to say thank you but didn't know how to get it across to you. So thank you so much for being there for me.
You have spoken well. To me Being smart and being wise are two sides of the same coin in that that smart person would always want to apply wisdom in his actions, so he acts wisely and subtly IN his dealings. I don't know if I am making any sense but my POV is that smart people are wise and wise people are smart. Thank you so much for sharing.

> my POV is that smart people are wise and wise people are smart

I would disagree on that. I can see it on myself that when I was younger, I might have been considered smart, but definitely wasn't wise. That's what I am working on, trying to improve.. And I would say there are more people like that.

Being smart and wise is really like you said from experience, experience begat knowledge and knowledge begat wisdom, getting wisdom is what makes you Solomon smart and wise
But above all exposure to different circumstances is what makes your knowledge grow, and when that happens your knowledge increases and you have that wisdom to differentiate between when you need to be wise and when you have to act smart.

My own take and opinion.

That is quite a cool train of thought.. Though the intelligence you describe sounds very much like creativity. .. im not sure if they are linked together though i do have the idea that people who are creative most of the time (not always ;D) find problem-solving to be entertaining as it challenges their creative part of the brain..

That's a good point, it actually is very similar to creativity. Only creativity is unconstrained while intelligence is more linked to problem solving.

I agree @hr1

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I would like to believe I am wiser than intelligent. I feel like If I know how to articulate my thoughts better I would be an unstoppable force. I have been trying to focus more on the moment and "now". I need to read more and practice writing. Awesome post and thanks again for your support!!

I am wisdom :))...

I remember this quote,
>" A smart person knows what to say. A wise person whether to say it or not."

A matter of time for me. Can be smart anytime but being wise has it's perfect timing.

(I just want to say THANK YOU @hr1 for supporting my posts. I really appreciate it. From the bottom of my heart. God bless you.)

I think i fall under the stupid and lucky group.
:D

Nice boss, thank vote @hr1

i'm answered the question, i think i'm an Intelligence. work hard play hard :)

Thank you for this post. Had something deep and much mor people have to red this. Have a nice start into the new week. Markus

I just realized that being smart and being wise are two different things entirely and it's good to have both features. Steem on bro

I agree with you on some parts. Here is my take on the difference between them:

For me Intelligence is the ability to find solutions. While wisdom comes from experience. Wisdom is the knowledge we have gained from past situations.

"First of all it isn't stated anywhere in the essay that the common goal of both being smart and wise is to be able to act in unknown situations."

I think the "goal" of intelligence and wisdom is problem solving.

To illustrate the difference let's suppose we have two individuals with the same intelligence who are asked to do a sophisticated job.

The one with wisdom will do the job better, because he or she had done a similar job before and could apply that knowledge for this job (which is your point).

In other words, to me intelligence is the ability to find solutions, while wisdom is knowledge that we have gained from a past experience to solve a particular problem.

This was a really good thought to start my day! Also I wanted to thank you for supporting so many steemians!

You are a hidden hero of Steemit!

Essay author writes:

> What is wisdom? I'd say it's knowing what to do in a lot of situations. I'm not trying to make a deep point here about the true nature of wisdom, just to figure out how we use the word.

I think this is the boundary determination of the problem being discussed, and that's "just to figure out how we use the word".

While the author's phrase, "A wise person is someone who usually knows the right thing to do", here he has touched upon a major problem in philosophy, which is about "the right thing". How to determine the right thing to then we can determine who is a wise person?

But I will ignore this issue, and just focus on "it's knowing what to do in a lot of situations."

So my opinion, if wisdom is understood like this then between smart and wise actually do not need to be concerned about the difference because in many situations it is two faces of the same coin.

The issue of the difference between smart and wise, can only be discussed just after you have mentioned the ability to act in unknown situations. This is just a matter of philosophy, seeking the right response for something that has not happened yet and is unknown. It is only here that intelligent and wise can be distinguished, the wise are the ones who know the unknown situations and have thought about what actions to take when that happens. Even when an intelligent person has acted appropriately in a situation, the wise man already knows, or at least predicted, the effect and end of the action. In other words, in my opinion, a wise person is who has views that can penetrate into various dimensions of various situations.

That is the special meaning of wisdom and the wise, whereas in public speaking, wisdom and intelligence can be expressed in the same meaning. And the last mentioned, that is about public speaking, I don't think it will be the subject of philosophy in particular, but in the science of public communication or sociology.

Nice.....Thanks for sharing this with us

Intelligence is about knowledge, while wisdom is about mental ability. I prefer wisdom because it makes you more discerning, and you can have the knowledge with wisdom as well.

thx much for your support.

I enjoyed thoroughly! So nicely written

So enlightening @hr1 really there is definitely a distinction between wisdom and intelligence, I for a person agree with your definition of wisdom as the application of knowledge,i think there is an extra to that, I see wisdom as a force that propels the individual to apply his knowledge. You know most people say knowledge is power but always stand to debunk that school of thought by saying applied knowledge is power, because one can have knowledge of a thing to cause a tremendous Change in his life and maybe even society and never acts on it. But the one who act his knowledge to change the course of events is wise and that is wisdom.
Thank you, I have followed you. I will be making a series of post soon on three kinds of wisdom

wow , I like your post

Well first of all it is indeed feeling great to see a post from you and the topic is great as well .To think of it more these two things are correlated and we need both to live a life in this world for right now.As i do respect your words and yes experience is one of the thing that must be obtained and used in a good way !
The true fact to be thyself at certain times that's what matters!

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Loved your post..life is nothing but one grand adventure..
Nothing but our perception towards it matters..:)

Intelligence makes you understand things better and apply them decently And Wisdom is what you gain after applying your intelligence. It helps you judge better. So wisdom in my opinion is a product of intelligence. So all wise people are smart but the otherwise need not be true.

A very nice inspiring read! Happy to see you "back in action"!

"Both wise and smart people have to extract knowledge from their experience, but in my opinion the difference is how they use the knowledge."

That's so true, I feel like some people just don't do it the right way even tho they know how "deep" inside...

Steembless!

I agree with @bitdollar's response in regard to their definition of wisdom. It kind of goes back to The Allegory of the Cave. They had the intelligence to figure out that the shadows were things, but not the wisdom to realize that the shadows weren't really the things they thought they were. Only after leaving the cave did the one learn that things outside are real. Wisdom is being able to tell the difference and is based on experience.
Thanks for the hmm for today, @hr1 and for your upvote on my recent post ;)
Mo

Good point, it reminds me that many don't want to leave the cave which is precisely why wisdom is not a common find among people. Or another way, people are only as wise as they are comfortable being.

"Smart" Post and wise as well. :-) see what I did there? Thanks for posting @hr1. Upvoted.

For me being wise is having to meet an unknown situation and being able to handle it a way that everybody looks at it and say YES this was the wisest thing anyone could have done. Then as for being smart..well smartness has to do with experience of a path that has been trailed. So if you don't know anything you cant act appropriately. I am happy that you ate back... Thanks for the encouragement on my posts offlatr

I'm not a native English speaker, so I have to chose the words WISLEY to reply here 😉 "Smart, wisdom and intelligence " they all have same meaning when l use dictionary. What l think is that wisdom is something you already have according to your experience but use it for unknown situation. So I agree with you for the unknown situation part. ,for me, intelligence is more like IQ. You think about the possibility by your own natural skills. Ummm it's hard to explain... l am sorry.... but I wanted to share my thought with you!

Thank you very much for voting in my post. You are a good man. @hr1

I've always thought ' wise ' was just a compliment for rather dumb people that can't be called smart.. I know this is an unpopular opinion. Of course wise can exist but I feel like you have to live long enough to be wise.

Good thoughts! Wisdom can sometimes be NOT acting, too! For me, it comes down to seeing things as they happen, more than making things happen... What do you think?

I think one important feature of being wise is the principle of minimal necessary action (or intervention). Which means that you not only know and take the action which makes the situation unfold in the right direction, but also you choose the action of minimal effort of all the possible actions achieving your goal.

Sometimes the minimal necessary action is simply no action.

'I wink, therefore I am...'

Hi @occupywallets!

Indeed, great addition to the discussion! Right you are, both of you, in fact! I believe what You and @hr1 are talking about can be described simply as patience, another virtue naturally stemming from the presence of wisdom - it helps you calm down and respect the natural order of things, further rendering you peaceful.

What I find somewhat humorous and powerful at the same time is the association I just got from this discussion; what we are talking about is in another way described in the code of the Jedi - the wisdom contained in characters like Yoda - even though fictional, but still an emodiement of wisdom in a way.

Realizing this, I now believe the wisdom in the movies is definitely a part of Star Wars' spell, at least that of the old trilogy - it's all about humility - the slogans are clear; "Trust in the Force!" is just another way of saying "Be humble and do not presume to be correct about everything all the time." For indeed we are creatures whose wisdom is mainly borne of mistakes and errors, but the same things can trigger the exact opposite - bitterness, hate and discontent. That is, as I believe, what the universe calls "a path to the dark side". It is essentially a warning from acting under the influence of impatience, fear and anger - the opposite of wisdom.

These are definitely enlightening revelations for me, thank you both again!

Patience is nice, but I am actually talking about SEEING... Not anything along WITH the seeing, just observing all without preconception... And did you know where George Lucas borrowed The Force from? Why, from Taoism, of course! Star Wars is cool, but I would get life teaching from thousands of generations of monks and masters, not from Disney, LOL!

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very good post

Hi, I think it is necessary to have the wisdom to manage the intelligence. Good post. Could you give me a vote for my last post? @hr1

I am not SMART to be honest @hr1... But I am wise... Wise to think what is right and wrong. Wise to know the truth. Wise to observe. Wise to help other person. And wise to choose wife! LOL...

And now, who's wise person to delegate at least 10,000 SP to me to help other people who stop using steemit. I don't know? may be they are just smart.

I just wisened up only 1 year ago, after people a complete zombie my entire life. SAD. 47 years old, ALWAYS WISDOM, it is RARE but I beleive there must be a MASS AWAKENING because if I could be wisened up then ANYONE can be!

I like the point made about wisdom being necessary to work in unkown situations whereas known situations are based on experience but can be mistaken as wisdom. I enjoy thinking deeper into concepts so this was a great read no doubt

Its amazing elaboration.
Upvoted and Resteemed

Amazing post! I checked this out soon after you had posted, but the essay is long so I only got through a short bit. I wanted to wait to post until I read the whole thing and could respond intelligently, yet here I am 2 days later and I haven't read the whole thing. I wanted to make sure I stopped by and let you know that I liked your post and love the topic.

Thanks for finally sharing your original content in addition to your upvotes! I hope to read the essay tonight and give a better reply :)

Questo è un bel modo di pensare. Anche se l'intelligenza che descrivi sembra molto simile alla creatività. .. non sono sicuro che siano collegati tra loro, anche se ho l'idea che le persone che sono creative la maggior parte del tempo (non sempre; D) trovino il problem-solving divertente in quanto sfida la loro parte creativa del cervello ..

Thanks you hr1.
I vote for you because i like what you write. but my vote is so far worthless.
And your vote is really worth a lot more than me.
I am encouraged. I will try my best.
There will be more post from me. you don't need to vote them all.
please vote only when you like it.
I am really appreciate what you did. Thanks again.
I am a really new steemain.
and I am glad there are people like you on steemit.

I love your post. I am new here an I am looking for people with similar people who are fond of dialectics and intellectual discussions. I'm looking forward to hear more of your thoughts.

But my thought on the disticntion goes this way:
Wisdom is through experience, practical, conserved, individualistic and pragmatic
Intelligence is through books and knowledge, informational, rigid and dogmatic

Hope to find people like you in this platform!

I believe wisdom is the key to life. I have to read that book. I love to be associated with this blog. Thanks for the time and posting. We are friends @stbrians

Its Nice topics for discussion my friend... 'Are you smart or wise'? woww What a difficult question it is as my mind.. Smart is the word it's totally depends on peoples mentality. Because their is not proper classification about smart or smartness.. Wise--- It's very rare to see proper wise person in this world at this moment... I think there is huge different between smart and wise.. It's my opinion..

Wow ! Your new post !! happy to read it my friend !!!
Being wise is harder than being smart ! We can deal all the situation smartly but being wise makes us successful !!
Its awesome view @hr1 !

Thanks for this very informative post @hr1.... thanks for sharing this on us... iam now following you to see more of your upcoming post...

I am smart and wise! 😀😀😀😀

In my opinion, some people who are not wise and not intelligent , And the way of their life makes them in the right path in a crisis and the solution is on their way or they inspired .so when a person makes good decision its not 100% because of his intelligence ,depends on his believes about his abilities ,
or when a person fails ,its not because he is not wise . i think it depends on many things , even the way we live and believe and that energy around us leads to be in a right way .
I liked this post Because it challenged my mind.

This is an eye opener. Thanks

Agree with @hr1 nothing i can say you mention everything. nice reply good thoughts . 1 resteem and upvote.

Awesome post @hr1 ! I hardly agree with your responses. Upvoted and Followed. Nice to see you posting again.

And what do you think about the correlation between Wisdom and Intelligence? Do Wisdom need Intelligence to exists?

In my opinion people usually have a combination of both, but I can imagine cases with just one, or just the other.

You can get wise after you've experienced a lot and learned from it and you don't need to be very intelligent. You can also be very intelligent without being wise. But intelligence can speed up the process of becoming wiser if that's where you aim it.

I think wisdom mainly consist of knowledge of how to act. And this knowledge is just conveniently compressed experience. You can get it either by experiencing really a lot or by using your intelligence to get as much as possible from your (possibly limited) experience.

Thanks for your vote on my post.
I will be always in your post if you do the same.
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My chat acc name is just the same./\

if one say educated he must have the both you mentioned

I would give intelligence a utilitarian definition ... using the mind to increase reward/resources to the organism. Wisdom would include the utilitarian definition, only with more sentience, as in, compassion for other, not merely self. Or put simply, making the world better for all, not merely self... There is so much to deliberate on the topic, a comment can't nearly do it justice ...

A question to think about is are all wise people smart and are all smart people wise. I just see wisdom as something you gain over time, it can be developed over time, as you said experiences make you wiser because you learn how to behave in a certain situation. Being smart on the other hand is like an intrinsic property of a person. You could be a very inexperienced person but your mind acts wonderfully in a bad situation. My mother likes to call it 'immediate intelligence'. This is just my opinion though. I loved your reply by the way.

awesome post i am both are lol.

Very good I go and read one more time :)

Hello! @ hr1, I agree with you, in both cases everything will depend on the experience and how the person acts according to their acquired knowledge.

grateful if both can be combined into wise men who have a solid integrity, this may be the cornerstone of success in the future. thank you

> into wise men

...and women

Human

@hr1 i want to say thank u, for vote my las post, i really appreciate the support! So many thanks

I like your definition of Intelligence: "the ability to generate possibilities how to act, to predict what effect the actions will have, and the search of the alternatives, which includes evaluating only the relevant ones and expanding them further while disregarding the irrelevant ones". Very logical interpretation.

thank you for sharing. may we always be a smart and wise person

I'll take WISE any day.
Wisdom = To allow EVIDENCE to guide your path, and to take no credit for the ability of seeing that evidence, essentially KILL the EGO.

Intelligence = A profiiciency for Efficiency

Great post, I think your reply is right on point. Is this information for unknown situations like you mentioned? The advice should not be taken the same for known and unknown situations

I also agree with and inspired with your thought of intolerance..really very good post

APPRECIATING POST smart post

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Wisdom is borne from experience and can lead to achieving favorable outcomes by seeking options that you know work.
Outcome Focused

I think Intelligence is more about being able to generate a range of options on the fly with a vager grasp on the actual outcome.
Process Focused

At least that's my quick take on it. Thanks for giving me something to think about! ^^

Very educative .thanks for sharing..

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This is so interesting!!! I rather be wise!! :D

a very useful review for all readers of your post. leave a comment on my blog too.

환상적인 게시물 @ hr1 나는 당신의 답변에 동의합니다. 나에 관해서는 나는 지혜가 옳은 일을하고 그것이 무엇인지를 아는 것이라고 말합니다. 보다 윤리적 인 결정과 반응. 나는 항상 "옳은"일을하고 당신의 전반적인 삶, 인류, 요법을 위해 더 나은 이유에 대해 깊이 생각하기 때문에 나는 오래된 영혼이라고 불립니다. 그것은 내가 지혜와 지능의 차이를 볼 수있는 곳이며, 지능은 일반적인 정답입니다.

I think this is a nice and useful article. Thank you @hr1

Hola, en el idioma español, aunque ambas palabras: inteligencia y sabiduría; pueden usarse como sinonimos; también hay diferencias semánticas entre ellas:
Inteligencia: se asocia más al manejo de la información para resolver problemas.
Sabiduría es más amplia, abarca el uso de la inteligencia, más la experiencia adquirida, el sentido común, el trato hacia otros y el añejo del tiempo.

Hello, in the Spanish language, although both words: intelligence and wisdom; they can be used as synonyms; there are also semantic differences between them:

Intelligence: is associated more with the handling of information to solve problems.

Wisdom is broader, encompasses the use of intelligence, plus acquired experience, common sense, the treatment of others and the aging of time.
(In English by google)

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Thanks for the article, from my point of view Wisdom is the ability to use knowledge logically, and Intelligence is the path you take to Wisdom, being self aware, learning practices and ability to absorb.

Very right thoughts

😍A very informative post. Great job. Keep it up! @hr1 😍
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I think curiosity​ also plays a big part.

one word for wisdom is to make choices on the right then it is considered true

Thanks for your vote and this post is fantastic!
congratulations! :D

Hey, great post @hr1 !
I think it is important to be able to understand these differences. I would say that Wisdom is alot of emotional intelligence. Like the ability to control your own emotions and deciding when and how to act under specific circumstances.
Intelligence is a lot of Intellectual intelligence. Which has more to do with the ability to search, log, use and store information.

If you are wise you could be smart. You can be smart but not wise.

I don’t know if you can compare smart and wise. Smart seems to be related to knowing facts, while wise seems to be knowing, but not necessarily knowing facts. Related, like the two sides of a coin. One is inner. One is outer.

For me, wise is a different kind of knowing. The kind of knowing that is hard to describe with words. (As I’m beginning to realize here.)

Here’s an example of wisdom... always assume everyone else in the room is smarter than you.

If you do that, you will increase your opportunities to get smarter by asking questions of those people in the room. Being wise is knowing that.

> always assume everyone else in the room is smarter than you.

That's a good example of wisdom. Not everyone else needs to be smarter or wiser than you, but they definitely have different experiences than you so you can always learn from them something.

Thanks for the up vote!! I uprooted you right back!!! :).

This is a really interesting topic you picked @hr1! It really got me thinking about the differences of the two. For me, wisdom is about how someone can learn - including learning from past experiences -and apply this knowledge to future situations. Smart to me, means that someone is able to retain knowledge and understand it, but unlike someone who is wise, they may not always be able to go a step further and apply it outside of the exact scenario in which it was learned.

Being able to analyze something is not as functional as being able to respond to something. I think wisdom has an edge there. So I agree with you, the difference is in how you respond.

I like this topic a lot but please note that it is easier for a wise person to gain knowledge than for a smart person to gain judgment. This then implies that the difference is that being smart is a process of learning while being wise is a product of experience. Age does not count in issues of smartness and wisdom, because sometimes you see matures people acting beyond the level of a kid, you begin to wonder is this person an adult even thou you have seen him/her as a full fledged adult.

I am happy you looked otherwise, I would have missed this nice and thought provoking issues. Well done.

I agree with you. @hr1 sage is the way to take action with full emotional control. Can think about the effect. open my blog. Maybe there's something you like .

Wisdom of love

nice post brother ...really love your all posts

I prefer being wise to being smart. I have searched about some examples to compare between smart people and wise people you may want to know. Smart people- they acquire and apply knowledge quickly. Wise people take more time but they will understand it deeply.
Smart ppl process information in systematic and logical way. With the wise, they process logically and emotionally.
Smart ppl want to talking to express their opinion but wise ppl want to listen and add comment.
Smart ppl may impose their thought on others sometimes. But wise ppl accept the differences.
Smart ppl base on their knowledge to solve problem. Wise ppl base on their judgement and intuitive to solve problem.

Recently I have realize that you keep upvoting for me. ^^. Thank for your support. This is wisdom. Know to express thankfulness to keep longer relationship. Haha

Wow! I love the way you juxtapose between smart and wise people. I agree with you based on this. Especially, wise people processing information or situations in a logical and emotional manner. They would try not to hurt the feelings of the interactants or participant - whichever case it may be. #OWB

I wouldn't contrast wisdom and intelligence on the same scale. Intelligence is the ability to learn and understand facts. Wisdom is the ability to learn and understand how to live. Intelligence manifests in many ways, as does wisdom. There can be mentally slow and mentally quick wise and intelligent men.

Wow. I am smart the most of the time but there are moments when I am wise. I just found myself 🤣🤣🤣🤣😎. Interesting conclusion @hr1, but I agree with you

I've always linked wisdom with experience that comes with age and being smart is more about figuring things out in an intelligent way. Anyway, fascinating subject!

I love that you said wise people ususally consider more alternatives. There is a lot at play in this world. Really great post my friend. This one put some think on me!

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Thankyou so much for your upvote....

I agree. I know people who are business smart but are terrible with people thus I see no growth of them being able to run a large company or make employees want to stay nearby.

By the way thanks for upcoming my last post :)

I remembered this in our Literature 1 subject. We watched the The Three Idiots movie and you will really see the difference.

Nice post @hr1
To me I will say being smart is just on the aspect of action!!! While wise is based on intellectual approach!!!
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In my opinion, "smart" is when you know all the way to solve a problem. And "wise" is use what you know to solve all problems.

thanks for your vote <3

Thanks for your upvote .!

I enjoyed reading ur post, but i have a different opinion, i believe in simple terms, wisdom is proper application of knowledge while intelligence is appropriate common sense. In simple words.

Ok, but how would you define proper and appropriate..?

Truth is most people have d general knowledge bout a particular topic, but not all apply it d same way, different applications yeild different results. Appropriate common sense just means relevant thinking in respect to d circumstances

Thanks for my post Upvote :)

OMG!!!!!!
you nailed it man. I personally like the way you simplified the whole thing and I think you are making so much sense. If each individual can make these opinions of yours a point of reference whenever they are in positions to give verdicts and views about issues, they definitely will be regarded as great men and women. thanks for this post.
I LOVE IT

Before I read the essay I thought that being wise and smart are almost the same thing and totally connected. Now I'm really not so sure anymore.. aNyways great post!

Thnks for share ur wisdown and knowledge, thx too for vote my post. I appreciate. Sorry for the english, isnt my lenguage. See u

Interesting topic for sure! I like your description of intelligence being the ability to generate possibilities for how to act. To me intelligence is removed of any ethical or moral component (thanks @bitdollar for mentioning ethics as I don't think you can reasonably discuss this topic devoid of ethics.) So that would mean that intelligence could be used for nefarious purposes - like the typical example of AI gone wild. But wisdom? I'd be curious if anyone would argue that wisdom could be used for evil. So maybe we can say that intelligence is simply the ability to reach an intended outcome by applying known information, while knowledge encompasses that plus the ability (learned or inherent?) to assess the situation for the best possible outcome. Which obviously leads to the question of who decides what is "best". And that, I'd say, is where wisdom comes in. :)

> I'd be curious if anyone would argue that wisdom could be used for evil.

That's an excellent point! Maybe we should strive for Artificial Wisdom instead of Artificial Intelligence :)

I wouldn't. Being wise you take your time and you apply something when reached "perfection". This is how I managed to recover my freedom, after 10 years of being raped by my ex. I had to be selfish and to think about how I felt at that time. You have the ability to be "cold" and to take "wise" decisions.

Wisdom is literally having experience, knowledge and using good judgement.

Intelligence is the utility knowledge obtainment and application.

As you said, wisdom arises from experience. Experience of success though.
There are many factors like intelligence, memory, creativity, etc, which support experiences of how things are actually working.
The path to wisdom is walked by acting consciously toward a result, then seeing what the result actually is.

Once wise, one does not have to think twice before doing anything. One knows with certainty then what the outcome will be.

Really smally-bite-but-good post!

I can see the difference in the following aspect: Wise people measure their knowledge in deepness, while the smart ones try to reach more quantity in the surface.

The wise try to apply its information for introspective purposes, the smart apply for resolve outside problems.

Still, both sides are just slighty divided. Many people have a bit of both, and that's the best kind.

Greetings, friend!

Personally speaking, Intelligence and Wisdom are intertwined. I'd say they are close synonyms. They mean relatively the same thing. Intelligence and wisdom which is simply the ability to apply experiences and knowledge we have garnered in specific situations to our favor or against the will of others. We can use our intelligence and wisdom for both good and bad. Hence,it can be positive and negative - it depends on how we use it. #OWB
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If say that intelligence is knowledge that comes from the head and wisdom is knowledge that comes from the heart - is this too simplistic?

Hola, leí este post y debo confesar que me dio mucho que pensar, por la inmensa cantidad de opiniones que se dan con respecto al tema.

De mi parte pienso que una persona inteligente es quien ante un problema logra con sus conocimientos adquiridos conseguir varias soluciones.
Mientras que una persona sabia, encuentra solo una solución y en general es la moralmente correcta.

Lo interesante es que una persona sabia no necesariamente tiene que ser inteligente. Y una persona inteligente no necesariamente tiene que ser sabia. Sin embargo una persona puede ser ambas o puede no ser ninguna. Así que concluyo que sí hay una gran diferencia entre ambas.

Vine porque votaste en uno de mis post y quería agradecértelo, pero me encantó encontrar este interesante debate.

I just want to stop by to say thank you for your support, not only to me, but also others, which I can see :-) Your generosity didn't go by without notice.

Wishing you and your family a Great Christmas!!!

I love this piece. Thanks for sharing @hr1

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Whenever i read something on wisdom, i'd like to relate it to an approach to happiness. Because i believe the final measure for intelligence or wisdom is to find happiness. So why you don't continue your article on happiness? ;)

Happiness is a good topic to write about..let me see if I can get some new insights first, though :)

I like your posting .post is good. i want to be like you are a lot of fans. and i need your support in achieving the ideals in order to become a good artist. i need support from you.

have you heard from Will Durrant “The world wisely prefers happiness to wisdom.”?
since he was a wise guy, why shouldn't we choose happiness? :^)

I wasn't happy-oriented person myself. workaholic, stress-lover and somehow... aggressive for success... but I really try to change now. I even may consider getting retired from my hard work soon before 40!

What's your plan for happiness after you retire?

Thanks for upvoting! 100% back

This is really amazing...merry Xmas @hr1

keep things simple. this would be my recipe for happiness. I am tired of sophistication and problem solving attitude in my working life...

From my experience I would say that keeping things simple is too damn difficult! :) But I have the same goal...

Happiness is the opposit of Sadness. If you wanna write about Happiness so you should remember in all about sadness.

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well said @hr1, This is again a psychological aspect of how we treat the situation at that point of time, and also people (family, friends or an unknown person ) who are involved it. So its just time which will decided whether we should be wise or smart.😁

Thank you very much for always upvoting my posts... I appreciate

very subtle but clear distinctions - you pose an interesting question - one that I think developers of Artificial Intelligence should ask them selves this question and see where they can apply the answer.....

I have used this as my difference, in my head: Intelligence is the amount of information you have acquired and retained, and can recall at will. IQ tests and such try to measure that.
Wisdom is the ability to take in new information and process it as it truly is presented. Most people will take in new information and the first thing they do is compare it to what they "know" already, thus preventing them from ever learning anything truly new, or unlearning things that never were actually true, merely memorized.

@hr1. I like somuch your post. There are many ways to explain "intelligence" and "wisdom", but I agree with yours. Thanks for sharing.
I upvoted and folllow.
Have a nice day

Nice @hr1! For most things around me it is mostly regarding spirituality. So my motto is " smart enough to know whay i believe, and wise enough to know that I don't know everything". In some cases I am sure that the two (knowledge, wisdom) are needed seperately. Knowledge being information while convering, wisdom being knowing what to say and when.

"Another popular explanation is that wisdom comes from experience while intelligence is innate."

I like to define intelligence as our ability to act well in unknown situation, and wisdom as a combination of intelligence with experience.

Cheers!

Nice article! :)

Very good narrative .....thanks Also for voting for my post .....

Intelligence has no morality to it. Intelligence has been used for great good and great evil.

Wisdom involves morality directly. Wisdom can improve your life and the lives of others.

Ask an intelligent man if you want to learn something. Ask a wise man if you want to become a better person.

great post very interesting

Doubt is a way to knowledge, a wise man once said,

nice post @hr1. Being smart doesn't mean you are wise. You can be smart and the smartness can put you into trouble. Being wise doesn't mean you are smart. Wise doesn't determine by age.
But I think if you are smart and wise, you may have the chance of doing things with ease.

Wise :)is mine

hello I agree to what you express in your essay, and contribute the following to your essay there is an emotional intelligence that breaks the paradigm as I learn from your experience and improve your ideas and I give my contribution in other unknown situations using your intelligence and added mine that is to say I use 2 intelegencias in one being able to be so successful that would happen to be a wise

Thank you very much for voting for my publications. I appreciate it

Great post!

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Good post! I continue your work and I want to thank you for having followed mine and supporting me, it really is very helpful, thank you!

Hi hr1 I do agree with your opinions on this post! thanks for your efforts!

Hi @hr1

I saw you upvoting some of my videos and I wanted to let you know that I greatly appreciate it.

As for this article, just as you stated, there needs to be a certain level of wisdom and intelligence. In the end they go hand in hand and an over all "smart" person would draw from both.

I totaly agree with the most parts. I think the most important thing is to find the balance between these two solutions to do something. Wisdom can protect you from fatal errors. But without courage and smartness , it can be a brake. Find the balance and it will be successful.

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Oh btw - thank you so much for your upvote on my last blogpost.

I want to be a wise person. It is difficult for me..
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it's important to be smart, because we can make anything and do anything when we're smart, but it's much more important to be wise to have the cleverness not be a disaster or a boomerang for yourself :)

Hello!

I would also like to add my two cents on the issue and raise another question about the difference of wisdom and intelligence.

A conflicting situation in which a person has to decide, I believe the one who prefers wisdom (the one the author of the essay describes - the attribute coming mainly from humility and discipline) will first tend to look at the big picture and weigh all the possibilities to reach a conclusion best for everyone.

Meanwhile, a person that is more intelligent than wise (a.k.a. has good peaks of performance rather than good performance in general) will first think of him/herself and attempt to capitalize on his/her knowledge of the grander scheme of things rather than seeking to create a more beneficial outcome for all involved.

In short, I believe wisdom itself is a virtue while intelligence is not and intelligence itself is basically what wisdom is save the humility, empathy and intuition.

Intelligence is calculative, discontent about everything and it makes you scheme and invent constantly while wisdom is deep-rooted. It does come from experience but only the kind that you not only go through, but the one you accept, grow over and learn your lesson from.

Intelligence itself is a trait that can make you in fact super unhappy - just look at all of us - the hyper-intelligent milennials who truly are very smart, clever and fast, but how many of us are in any way happy, satisfied or inspirational?

Intelligence breeds deppression while wisdom soothes it and gives borne to serenity - our better selves.

Anyway, the essay is very alluring and it raises some important points while exhaustively covering all the possible and impossible probabilities and angles to view the issue from.

Overall I agree with your reply, @hr1, but I don't think you're focusing on the correct aspects of these two attributes and that the essence of their intricate dissimilitude lies more within their exact nature than in the abilities that their presence provides and applies.

To me, intelligence is reason. Emotionless, calculative head.

Whereas wisdom is that plus the heart's guidance - conscience of one's self in connection with empathy (the knowledge and respect for the existence of more than just one's self).

A very refreshing topic to be raised. Thanks for making me think about this!

I really like this up until this point i thought that they were the same

Agreed with intelligence, Hitler may have being intelligent but not very wise. But in terms of wisdom, its still intelligence "knowing what worked in the past"... Wisdom comes from intuition, and thats the hability to put all our inner pieces together for gratter satisfaction, which always includes the outside world: (family, friends, coworkers, society).

Saw you hitting on one of my posts. And decided to see what you got in here. Greetings, hr1!

thanks for voting me ;))

Yeaah good post brother.. Good job

I see...being wise as being to adapt past experiences to a present situation...i see intelligence as being able to handle only previously experienced problems wen it occurs again

In a sense, wisdom is knowing what the information you possess can achieve, and how to apply it. Knowledge is nothing without effective application.

You are the best! Pffff excelent!.

Wow , you've done absolute justice to these theories and I'm really impressed.

Wisdom is applied knowledge and intelligence and wisdom are close cousin to the extent that it is very much possible to be intelligent without being wise.

Thanks for the information!

Great insight. I'm sorry I didn't stop by here sooner.

"the common goal of both being smart and wise is to be able to act in unknown situations"

This is how we all enter when we first enter steemit. There are learning steps in the process. At the same time more people come to the community and new options arise. This tests both our wisdom and intelligence.

I love your summary of wisdom and intelligence.

wisdom: "ability to appropriately apply the knowledge to the unknown situation"

intelligence: "ability to generate possibilities how to act, to predict what effect the actions will have, and efficiently search though the alternatives."

That is one of the reasons people interact in Steemit is to challenge wisdom and intelligence. Thanks a lot for sharing the essay.

Excellent post and this is something I have seen through the years of working. Intelligent people make great workers as they know what they know and don't know what they don't. But would much rather hire a wise person as they more more diverse and aimed at solving problems. If they don't know something they are more opt to go out and figure it out without question. An intelligent person usually would say they don't know how to do that. This is over a decade of managing teams. although both are essential but if i were to have to choose it would be wise.

Lovely post sir

Dear hr1, I am @thepeterthomas. You up voted my blog 'Shoeshine Boy/Selling the Shine' today. I slipped a gear and posted that blog to 'story' where you found it, instead of "introduceyourself" where I now believe I should of posted it. I'm not only a "newbie" to steemit but a bit of a 'newbie' to the PC world.

I made the choice to seek help from the people who up voted me rather than in the chat, because I was curious about the people who liked my post. Know what I mean? I wanted to meet you and the others that took interest in my post.

Out of respect, I read the post you recommended "Is it worth being wise?," and your reply to it. I just have to tell you, much of that post and your reply is a bit above my pay grade. I mean I get it, but admitting to having to google up words like "heuristics" should tell you where I'm at. I'd say I'm more of a roadside philosopher, than a Rhodes scholar. I reply the distinctions between smart, or wise and applying intelligence be it learned or innate demands degrees of argument only professional philosophers with time on their hands need address. Perhaps they will be soon able to enter their thesis in the AI platforms that are being developed today, and get the answers they are seeking.

Street smart or wise in the ways of the world enter different types of intelligence into the equation and then attempt to graph curves and inception points. I'd rather shine shoes and interact with different feet that fill them. But that's just me.

Where was I anyway? Dear hr1 could you or maybe one of your followers be so kind as to tell me how to take my blog from 'story' to 'introduceyourself' or at the least direct me to who, what, where I can find "the Way?"

I thank you or one of your followers in addvance
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Thanks for liking my post

Thank you for taking the time to read my post and for your humble response!

Regarding the question of changing the tag from story to introduce yourself: I believe it's not possible. If I remember correctly you can edit all the tags but the first one. Unfortunately I can't check it myself as all my posts are already paid out so they can't be edited.

Thanks you

Very good motivation. I think Wise in thinking, able to stimulate the best solution. Thank you @hr1

Wow meaning and content of this post is very useful. I agree with your opinion. Having finished reading this post provides a new science for me. That without the use of knowledge well all we will do will not work well and should be wise in taking a decision. Thanks for information @hr1.

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A question I always love asking myself is "Why?" and I keep asking it until I get to the root of the question or topic. Wisdom, I regard, stems from experience. Being smart is often related to scholastic endeavors and could be attributed to being quick to memorize information. Though i feel there are connections between the two, they are quite different. Happy holidays!

I prefer wise, because the wise indispensable to be able to understand the state of other people, wise in took the decision is also necessary when you want to be a leader, thanks!!

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It is quite correct. I agree with you specially with : "I see wisdom as the ability to appropriately apply the knowledge to the unknown situation. To see what's common and what's different between the current situation and what one has experienced in the past. Acting is then based on heuristics of how to adapt the behavior which worked in the past to this new situation".

Great Post.

I got drawn to this post because I'm currently reading a book titled "emotional intelligence " it's quite similar to this post cos it expantiates on the way people act in different situations and why they act in such way. Now this has nothing to do with the various kinds of temperament. It has more to do with how the brain is wired and how it receives messages. I believe (my opinion) being wise or being intelligent is a trait one has to be developed through self discipline and life experiences.

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I agree with your opinion friend. everything you say is true.

I would agree. I think the wise comes from the word wisdom. Generally, you would gain wisdom from experience. So it would imply that through experience, you knew what to do, therefore, having a better outcome.

You can be smart, and smart just means you are quicker to respond, or you know more about a specific topic. And I do think smart and intelligence can be two different things. And a topic that wasn't discussed is emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence can make us react in an entirely different way. :)

Wow it's very nice post @hr1 is see one time your post then i like your post.
Your work is so nice...
Keep it up @hr1

thanks you sharing

Can I have both? Hehe

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Excelent post, and a good question to ask ourselves! The knowledge has many turn-arounds, it fits in you and becomes the experience into a path to grow up!

The primary difference in my opinion is that wisdom can only be acquired through time and experience.

Intelligence on the other hand can be gifted at birth and is not a necessary component for wisdom.

The opposite of wise, is foolish. The opposite of intelligent is dumb. The link between the two is knowledge.

You can use intelligence to acquire knowledge which can be transformed through time into experience.

Many intelligent people do very foolish (unwise) things as they lack the wisdom to temper their impulsiveness. Politicians engaging in scandals, teachers sleeping with students etc. They may be intelligent people but the lack the wisdom to fully quantify the potential repercussions of their actions.

A blind person who sees is better than a seeing person who is blind.

“Any fool can know. The point is to understand.”
― Albert Einstein

Thanks again for sharing your wisdom and continual support for the Steemit community. Merry Christmas. I will continue to share wisdom of the groovy ones.

I is a tricky one! I try to make sense of it by this example
- The shrewd apply intelligence/cleverness/smartness to achievement of their set objective, regardless, therefore at times sitting with unplanned blowback. (Middle East wars!)
- The wise apply intelligence/cleverness/smartness in a manner that delivers only positive results. (Maybe rather educate their enemies to become their friends.)

In this example it seems the wise have an additional cognitive ability giving them a broader perspective, and additional level of objectivity, so to speak.

A very clever one can know every detail of every tree in the forest and be very proud of it, yet fail to see the forest. An equally clever one can see the forest in a broader perspective as part of a greater whole, without necessarily knowing every tree, yet be in a better position to protect the forest. Which can be the wiser here?

So is it right to compare cleverness with wisdom, or is cleverness just a useful tool applied in different ways by different people?

Maybe the wise are those capable of overriding indulgence or self-interest in their judgement and are by virtue of this empowered to make better decisions , irrespective of their raw IQ.

Data --> (x,y) coordinates of bullet holes on airplane
Information --> the pattern of the bullet holes on airplane
Intelligence --> which part of the airplane to reinforce
[ no, it is not where the bullet holes are,
but where the bullet holes are not; because those aircraft who got shot in the other places did not manage to make it back home. ;-) ]
Wisdom --> How to avoid war, or win without fighting (a
la Sun Tze)

What a nice read! Very interesting indeed.

I have also made a conclusion of my own from this.

Wisdom is acquired through the series experiences. Intelligence can be innate or learned. I say an 80 year old retired military man can narrate a 10 year old of his view about war. This is his wisdom. More so, he can share how he was able to survive those years with minimum resources. This is his intelligence manifested. 🙂

@philosophy, what was the hardest unknown situation for you in life, where your wisdom solved problem? :)

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I believe wisdom is realizing we are safe and acting from that space.

I believe intelligence is what we use to either rearrange things to make us feel safe, or when combined with wisdom is what we use to 'create from nothing.'

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I didn't read the article you linked to but I would say being smart is the ability to learn new things and being wise is being able to appropriately apply your knowledge. One without the other isn't much good.

A smart person without wisdom would know of a lot of options but without the ability to choose the right one. A very wise person with little knowledge would make good decisions but only out of the limited options they know about.

I think there are a lot of very smart people people these days that lack wisdom.

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nice post @hr1

on Point,
Smart is who does smart. And to differentiate is very important in objective analysis. I would also say that one should still distinguish between knowledge, and information. Because you have to experience knowledge.
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Wisdom
" To see what's common and what's different between the current situation and what one has experienced in the past."
When I move around in my world, i see many common people missing this point absolutely. And i think this is the base of being wise.

Intelligence
There are some people(including me) who gets bashed due to their single baseless conclusion. And that's the stage where everything goes wrong.

So i think one needs a mixture of wisdom and intelligence to work on.

Wisdom to make more friends and intelligence to retain good relations with them. Prejudgement or preconceptions are not items of wisdom only keep away persons of us.

Right actions provide from our heart and everybody can listen them, We cannot cheat ourself.

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excellent post @ hr1

As I'm growing old I'm feeling Swise ;-)

We should have ability to manage our life by ourselves

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I feel like wisdom usually comes with age (experience) and intelligence can be valid for everyone. Wisdom can 'predict' a situation (from experience) and with intelligence you can react to a situation or try to imagine a possible outcome. 😊 Thank you so much for your upvotes and support!!

Agree @hr1, from what I understood, wisdom is acting based on what you learned from past experiences, while intelligence is the ability to generate ideas on how to act and foresee the effects -so eloquently explained!

Also agree with @bitdollar that ethics come into play when talking about wisdom. That's all that I would add to your analysis.

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First I'd like to thank you for the support.

Secondly I will comment on your post concerning wisdom and intelligence.

Once you are fully connected to our universal consciousness you will find that we are well prepared for almost any instance. I pride myself in the ability to pull from the ether when needed. Not on command, but when it is truly NEEDED.

Well written!
This is one of the best notes I have read thus far. I love this line;
> Wisdom
I see wisdom as the ability to appropriately apply the knowledge to the unknown situation.

thank you for sharing .

Nice to meet you! I am a new-bie from S.Korea, and got to visit your blog with curiosity, whick your voting-up my post had made. And accidently I saw this post and I think that it is very critical analyze and makes sense to me. Especially the part of pointing the difference for "situations".
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I like your simplification and perhaps I might even go along with it. However, there is a major difference between the two, and that is age and the amount of experience that comes with it.

Intelligence is available almost from day one. (Don't nail me on the exact biological facts here.) Whoever posesses it, makes use of it unconsciously, often unknowingly, all the time. The facts are analyzed as they present themselves, and decisions are made. Often those decisions are made to achieve the best short term outcome for oneself.

Wisdom, however, is only there as a seed, and not necessarily in every person. (e.g. not in sociopaths) Over time, an intelligent person might develop a sense of the effects their actions have longer term, and on OTHERS. For this, a sense of empathy for one's fellow creature is required. Age levels the playing field for both types:

The smart, but never wise person, can process the effects per above quickly and efficiently, and find advantage in ALSO benefitting others, and/or longer term, and act accordingly. Success signalizes to them, that they need to process even faster for the next high, and social acclaim is just another benefit - often a mere side effect - to them. They are driven and tend to drive others. Such people might become industry leaders or politicians.

The wise person, however, realizes the value of altruism in and of itself, and derives satisfaction from making calm, deliberate decisions which lead to positive outcomes at large and growing contentment for themselves. This is a way of life against the natural human instinct and can only happen over time as contentment wears off and needs to be replenished constantly in order to grow. Positive outcomes for themselves are almost side effects of their actions, but they still need to be felt to satisfy the animal in us. It also requires a large database of experience.

My two cents worth of kitchen philosophy. Hey, whaddaya want? I'm an engineer, not a teacher ;-)

So are you suggesting intelligence is more selfish than wisdom?

No, not exactly. Wisdom is intelligence gone off in another direction over time and decision making at a slower, more deliberate pace. There can be intelligence without developed wisdom, which we might admire as "smart". Only intelligent decision making devoid of regard for the greater effects we tend to brand as "selfish" or even "ruthless".

But there can be no wisdom without intelligence. So wisdom is actually a subset of the former, but perceived distinct from it on account of the weighted effect on everyone else. "Better for all including myself" is considered wise, while "better for me with some benefit for all" might be considered smart.

All decision making is selfish, that's just nature. We are animals, albeit intelligent ones.

Buddha said "To enjoy good health, to bring true happiness to one's family, to bring peace to all, one must first discipline and control one's own mind. If a man can control his mind he can find the way to enlightenment, and all wisdom and virtue will naturally come to him."

I perceive the meaning of "control one's mind" as not to go for the natural, the selfish best solution to a problem, but to be slow and deliberate, considering the effects on one's surroundings.

@hr1, first of all thanks for this inspiring post. Can't wait to go through more of your content. @folker-wulff, thanks for this interesting comment.
Initially I felt that the time factor must play a role in the two. But what about this little girl here (and I've seen other examples too): https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/this-six-year-old-pleading-for-her-divorced-parents-to-be-friends-is-heartbreaking-10512378.html
To me, she's wise. Why? Because wisdom is an overall knowledge, and also power. Being smart is knowing about a specific subject. Wisdom to me is an overall knowledge, more in a universal way.
Can't say how happy I am to even be able to watch this conversation. Very inspiring!

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HOOO we are
That is excellent post
We tend to be both

One of my favourite one liners on the subject:
Intelligence is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad.

Hello @secondstar!

That is an excellent saying indeed for it basically sums up our entire discussion in a couple of simple words. The saying itself contains wisdom.

To make it simple.
Wise is just like being practical in many ways and 'always seeking an advantage'.
Smart is an act of being witty and clever. I hope that helps. @hr1 your thoughts are so profound.

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Hi @hr1 first of all, thanks for all the upvotes you have given me. As a newcomer, I appreciate it!

I’ll use different words here: being clever or true intelligence

For me being being clever could be defined as acting from past conditioning and beliefs! So it is those things that we are trained to do. For some people it’s overworking, for others competing or maybe it’s to please others.

True intelligence emerges by LETTING GO of the conditioned cleverness, so that the intelligence of the heart can come forward. We can let go when we question the validity of the conditioning.

I think you are right that it is not true intelligence just to base our actions n the past. When we are truly visionary we are not limited by past beliefs

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It's not an easy subject, I think that to be wise you have to be smart. However someone smart has the ability to solve problems and defined them, but it is not necessarily wise. The wise must always direct their actions in the right way, the smart could failure.

To use the trite overused line of the Bard, "A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." I suppose I am Smart enough to think myself Wise enough to know I am a Fool ;) Now, I am off to read the essay you linked, as I haven't been smart nor wise enough to do so before commenting here.

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Very deep. I wonder: Intelligence gives you the ability to generate more options. Theses options could be use to make wiser choicesbased by limited experiences. Then again you need to be wise to make an intelligent choice!!! Your post got me thinking!! :-o

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Good post @hr1

I think there is a fundamental flaw in trying to compare or differentiate. An intelligent man who survives long is bound to be wise at old age. A young wise man may choose not to survive due to his intelligence.

I never thought those two words r different. But yes. Its similar but slightly different.
Well..for me based on short understanding i want to be wise than intelligent.
Thanks

Very thank you @hr1 :)

I think everyone is smart, what I understand among what I read from the essay whose author is Paul Graham is that being wise is choosing wisely, I do not know the truth is profound but I think that wise and intelligent are two very different things.

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Well put. I really enjoyed that. Keep up the awesome work and Steem on.

Wise words @hr1, thank you :)
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Not to be an asshole, but some humans aren't either wise nor intelligent. I only say that to help support that in my opinion wisdom isn't earned. I think that it's possible, but you can learn to soak intelligently and make an intelligent decision. Wise has an implication of being an innate common or assumed knowledge to me. Someone can stop themselves from becoming intelligent by not learning enough to qualify as intelligent. Wise always is and always was and certainly a gift not all are granted. I'm certain, not going to look now, that dictionaries have their differences about this very topic. I've got to ask if anyone else took extra care to reply to this. Going to bed.https://media.giphy.com/media/87KBDBw3r339e/giphy.gif

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great article my friend... and i think intelligence and wisdom both are necessary...

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Nice sir

@hr1 Interesting topic for sure!!!!

Thats what it is !

as a matter of fact, i was actually thinking the other day of the differences of being smart, intellectual and wise, so this post came just in time! this 3rd category which i added refers to this people that have read a lot of books and are a moving encyclopedia. But this doesn't make them either smart, either wise. They are some sort of geeks that know everything, but haven't learnt yet how to apply it to the real world.

Wise for me is a skill you are born with this skill and you can not learn it from books. Or you can learn it only by yourself, but nobody can teach you! is more connected to the life itself. It is much connected with the intuition.

While smart is knowing how to act in different situations, but not choosing the happy solution for yourself and the others.

Wise has a more humane way which includes intuition also and other senses, while smart is more a mental thing.

Nice to discover some philosophy on steemit!!! Such a pleasure :)

great post. Maybe not the right context, but the term "do the same thing over and over and expect different results", in a way as you stated no 2 situations are identical, same goes for all of us, everyone thinks a bit differently.
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They might look similar in the context, but they are not, I implore everyone to look at it in their native language. I am a Yoruba and Wise or Wisdom means Ogbon while intelligence means imo or oye.

Now bringing this back to English you can be intelligent but not wise.

That is my Yoruba opinion.

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wow,,,, what a nice post, best explanation

Smart and wise are both behaviors that we must do. This wisdom is often done in unexpected situations and the intelligence follows it in order to properly perform its wisdom. This is in my opinion. Thanks hr1.

Wow, wisdom and inteligence, you couldn't have said it better . M not a psychologist but this appeals to the common man as basic truths. Thank you for this. I also want to thank you @hr1 for always coming around my posts, you encourage me.

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You described it well.........i will say wisdom is god gifted and intelligence is how to use wisdom. ...you action

Ability to appropriately apply knowledge to situations.. Wow.
I love this article.
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It is hard for me to define between wise and smart huhu.

Try harder!

I like your post

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Very interesting where can I find this essay please ?

I agree with how you see things completely and I read part of the article, enough to get a general idea, and will read the rest of it for sure..

That's how I see things, to me, wisdom is being able to apply your intelligence effectively in any given situation, known or unknown.
What truly differentiates wisdom from intelligence and determines a level of "wisdom" is how much of the unknown is longer the unknown to you. The more situations you've been in and effectively handled by whatever measure, the wiser, essentially, you would be. Wisdom, to me, is a measure of experiences and handling them effectively.
Intelligence is simply having the knowledge of what to do in a given scenario with a given circumstance or set of parameters.

I will probably have more to say when I read the original article fully, but for now, it's nice to know we think similarly!

You also upvote a lot of my post, so I wanted to personally thank you in a way I know you'll see it. I am gracious that you deem anything I post of value!

> Intelligence is simply having the knowledge of what to do in a given scenario

so you don't think intelligence is innate? How can then be IQ measured in children?

Wouldn't you agree that to an extent, there is natural intelligence (common sense) and then taught intelligence (schooling/books/internet/etc.). One's natural intelligence is, to me, simply their hard-wired reasoning and deduction. A child's natural intelligence allows them to learn taught intelligence more efficiently or less efficiently, to me. There's different types of intelligence just as there could potentially be different types of wisdom. I consider natural intelligence/iq and all of that to fall under "comprehension" more than "intelligence." Intelligence is knowing what to do and comprehension is being able to figure out what to do.

Comprehension sounds too one-directional to me. You not only need to comprehend but also to find out how to act on it. Otherwise I agree, there must be some innate capacity (that'd be the thing that psychologists try approximating with IQ) which allows both wisdom and intelligence to take off.

It's worth noting that genes can explain only 50% of the overall human performance in the real life. The other 50% is explained by the environment (how and where the child is raised)

policy and intelligence are two sides of the currency, past experience of policy makers in the present situation. so in taking the policy should be smart. Thanks

this is interesting for me and very useful for the people, it makes more sense of security after reading your post.

I also agree with you on some parts. Here I take the difference between them:

"First of all, it is not mentioned in the essay that the common goal of both intelligent and wise is to be able to act in an unknown situation."

For me Intelligence is the ability to find a solution. While wisdom comes from experience. Wisdom is the knowledge we gain from past situations.

I think the "purpose" of intelligence and wisdom is problem solving.

To illustrate the difference suppose we have two individuals of the same intelligence who are asked to do sophisticated work.

Which with wisdom will do the job better, because he has done similar work before and can apply that knowledge to this work (this is what you point).

In other words, for me intelligence is the ability to find solutions, while wisdom is the knowledge we have gained from past experiences to solve a particular problem.

This is a very good thought to start my day! Also I would like to thank you for supporting so many steemians!

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great topic!
I like both the essay and your reply to it, and I'm totally agree with you about Wisdom. but about Intelligence... to my mind it's something different, it's like having scientific and encyclopedia knowledge about smth, being good in school or university subjects, but maybe beilng absolutely lost in life situations and human relationships
so I connect Intelligence with education, and wisdom with Life experience

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There is a very important factor that you are not considering, which is emotional intelligence, which gives us the tools to act correctly in stressful situations

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Now I know what are the differences of those two.

pretty cool that your post is almost one month old and still very active.

Not sure if someone mentioned this as I did not read all 405 responses, but a good summary is an intelligent person can create multiple solutions while a wise person can pick out the best solution. It all makes sense now why they go hand and hand. Thanks.

One who act his knowledge to change the course of events is wise and that is wisdom. Thks for share hr1

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I must say, I believe that wisdom is the ability to "generate possibilities", almost as if knowledge comes from somewhere other than the self. Where as intelligence is the "ability to apply knowledge to a known situation". Intelligence comes from something already known or learned. Thus an intelligence test. The SAT isn't actually an aptitude test by definition (aptitude def. = the natural ability to do something or sustainability), it is a test that measures how much you have retained of what you have learned in your formal education.
That being said, I enjoyed your post and look forward to reading more from you!

A lot of us refer this to "Street Smarts" and "Book Smarts". I remember going through my Master's program that I met some of the most intelligent and educated business people I have ever known, yet they couldn't write a check! They had profound knowledge on macroeconomics, business strategy, communicaions, the works...yet couldn't handle their own bills.

Another prime example was going to actual corporations, in which the students know everything about the management side of things, yet couldn't perform at the most basic level with entry level positions. When it came to problem solving, thinking on their feet or using judgement, they melted down.

I appreciate the post.

Buen día, de antemano un cordial saludo, quisiera expresarle mi humilde opinión al respecto, yo pienso que las personas inteligentes son aquellas que saben aprovechar una oportunidad en el momento en que se les presenta, no la dejan pasar y la reconocen automáticamente sin importar si tuvieron o no una experiencia previa.
La sabiduría yo pienso que consiste en saber cómo hacerlo, muchas personas aveces por confiados piensan en que saben hacer algo y se confían en ello y desafortunadamente fracasan. Albert Einstein decía yo sé que no se nada y él era un verdadero, ¡Padre de la Sabiduría!

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After reading your first sentence I read the other blog first and then continued with yours.

Personally I love riding a wave with somebody equally wise or wiser. that is probably why I have respect to people who managed to live a long life. If you add some wit and humor to a conversation - Party On :D! But old is not always wise. I know many who don't enjoy going out of their comfort zone. Their ego is always in the way. If a person's ego hinders from learning, phases in lives when they could have undergone stages of evolution are blocked off and ignored or picked out if it favors their gains. Those individuals still learn but only if it favors their self centered profit - that is smart to me without any drive to reflect and learn.

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I think with a smart person they are more broader when they speak. Keep talking away longer than expected a prime example can be when you see certain You Tubers selling courses for around $500 and they just talk on and on moving away from the high target so they encourage the viewer to pay for their course.
A wise person would words with a fewer words and nail the point of subject within the first minute or two.

Good job brother

The more I know about world and myself the less wise or smart I feel :( I do get it easier to make decisions on unknown subjects and see the bullshit where it is. that's important, I guess :)

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very well said dude, I think being street smart is another story just giving you some idea, thank you for this post.

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I prefer to be wise. But I think if this two will come along then your life would be so nice. Thanks for this post @hr1

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It's so sad to know that not everybody have the power of discerning and judging properly as to what is true or right.

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I appreciated this post @hr1! I read the original one you mentioned as well. I can’t help but think wisdom and morals go hand in hand, as well. That’s my two cents on the matter :)

"I think so too. It was difference between wise and smart
Wise is more worthy than smart
Most of knowledge change over time
However, Wise never change with the time."

great post thanks

great post thanks

I had seen that you upvoted some of my posts. I just wanted to thank you sir for the support. I followed you and hope I could help in upvote and resteem of your future posts.

i think i am wisely intelligent hahaha lol,,

thanks for sharing i now know what do i posses

This was very interesting. I enjoyed reading it too.

My initial thought about the difference between wisdom and intelligence, argued in Is it worth being wise? is that they're just compartments of the same thing. Words. Probably found in the same paragraph in any thesaurus. Splitting hairs.

Smart vs wise.

I agree with your take on wisdom, @hr1 . Wisdom is distilled knowledge, born from experience. After spending a lot of time with much older people, I learned that time doesn't equal wisdom. Plenty of dumb old people. Reading 'wisdom' memes doesn't imbibe you with wisdom either. I'd add that wisdom isn't always about making the right choice. It can be about considering and understanding, not necessarily linked to actions or choices. Not necessarily with a goal in mind.

Smarts or intelligence: if you look at 'street smart' this is about distilled knowledge and experience applied to real life.

> Whereas a few years ago I read an interview with a mathematician who said that most nights he went to bed discontented, feeling he hadn't made enough progress. … Is the mathematician a small man because he's discontented? No; he's just doing a kind of work that wasn't very common in Confucius's day.

This sounds more like neurosis to me. I don't think it's to do with variations in employment.

I disagree with Paul Graham about the path to wisdom being through discipline. I think you distill information, store it. When new or conflicting info comes along, you consider it alongside all the stuff you've stored. Then you calibrate everything as a whole. This is continuous.

Half of his physicists are on Prozac. Lol. Half of everybody's on Prozac! Them's the times we're in. Big Pharma's eating everyone.

Thanks. It was interesting to chew over these matters.

PS I know I'm late to the party but it was just too juicy to not say anything. Thanks for posting it.

It's funny, I wanted to respond about discipline being an important aspect for gaining wisdom by citing Confucius, which went in my head as:
> By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by limitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.

And I was interpreting the 'limitation' as purposeful limitation of own actions, which I think of as discipline. Of course it didn't quite make sense to me for it to be the 'easiest' option. But if you think about it, forbidding yourself some actions does make your life easier, as you don't need to consider them anymore.

Anyway, I've just found out the quote goes in fact like this:
> By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.

Anyway thank you for joining in! I think it's never too late to discuss things that matter. Hope to read your thoughts on my future posts as well..

LOL ahahahah I'm glad you found the real quote. I'd have tortured myself with considering 'limitation'. But isn't it interesting how we can throw 'limitation' in with everything and make it fit the model. Humans: we gotta make everything make sense somehow. We love our patterns. You may have taken philosophy in a new direction. Confucius who? HR1's in town now :D

You'll deffo see me in your future posts. I'm into all this type of thing. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. And thanks for the lovely upvote too.

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> LOL ahahahah I'm glad you found the real quote. I'd have tortured myself with considering 'limitation'. But isn't it interesting how we can throw 'limitation' in with everything and make it fit the model. Humans: we gotta make everything make sense somehow.

I find this interesting and yet... very heavy with truth. It is an incredible lesson in the word-fumble between limitation and immitation.
I think that is strikingly fitting to a fundamental irony in humanity.
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Great post!, I am glad I tracked it down through your comment feed hr1. Thanks for the support and I am really enjoying all the great content here on steemit! Happy to be a new member of the family. I believe wisdom and intelligence come from a love and devotion to your craft. I never went to college but have fallen deep for my passions and have grown very wise through making mistakes. Great article and thanks again bud!

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  I like the way you explained everything and I think it makes a lot of sense. I think that experience is fundamental in each person and little by little things are learned.

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I figure you should use your intelligence to figure out your options and use your wisdom to choose the best possible option for implementation.

Wisdom is natural, intelligent is academical build up. experience is the best evidence.

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To me, intelligence can be destructive on the world where wisdom cannot be so. Let's pretend there are two people, one with only the intelligence to build an atom bomb but lacking in wisdom. The other person has the intelligence to build the atom bomb but also has wisdom. The wise person would not have built such a thing even with the intelligence to do so. Where the intelligent person is just looking to "further his craft" without any concern for how it would affect the world.

This is why our modern world has been taught to celebrate intelligence much more than wisdom. Intelligent people can be much easier manipulated by those in power to further their ends and those with wisdom cannot.

A story from Utah Phillips goes as so: He was hanging out in a town doing nothing productive when a man came up to him and said 'Why don't you get a job?' Utah being a well read man and being aware of the Socratic method asked him 'Why?' the man replies 'You can earn some money that way' Utah continues with his socratic method and asks again 'Why?' The man says 'you can earn so much money that you could save up and live good and never have to work again' Utah replies 'Thats what I'm doing now'. That is wisdom to me.

A person is not intelligent in his answer and depends on how he decides , how he tackle the action or problem

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It's almost imppssible being who you really are qhen school is trying to turn you to a person you dont really know. And so is the aociety.

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You said it as if that was a bad thing. You wouldn't survive a day without society... But it's not that you can't reflect on yourself and decide you don't like the external forces. Then you can try and do something about them.

You are correct. Thanks.

Hey @hr1 thank you so much for your upvote on my most recent post, it really means a lot to beginners like myself to see people such as your self being so kind and generous with your power.

I wana be wise or I'd rather be wise. Great post, worth reading

Hello Friend. Very interesting your post. Certainly there are people who tend to confuse and say that intelligence and wisdom are the same, while intelligence is that ability that human beings have to resolve situations, understand more easily and produce information, is linked to multiple mental functions. Without noticing that Wisdom is that skill that is achieved through intelligence, it is based on experience. It also leads us to reflect on what may happen in our life, whether it is good or bad. In a few words, intelligence is part of the progress of wisdom in being human.

Hello Friend. Very interesting your post. Certainly there are people who tend to confuse and say that intelligence and wisdom are the same, while intelligence is that ability that human beings have to resolve situations, understand more easily and produce information, is linked to multiple mental functions. Without noticing that Wisdom is that skill that is achieved through intelligence, it is based on experience. It also leads us to reflect on what may happen in our life, whether it is good or bad. In a few words, intelligence is part of the progress of wisdom in being human.

In the bible, solomon prayed for wisdom rather than riches. He gained wisdom and became the richest king. I guess wisdom has many benefits that follows it. I hope to gain greater wisdom especially in steemit.

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I think you can't be wise without experience and you can't be intelligent without knowledge. But also wisdom has to be based on a good amount of knowledge as well. Great article.

I think you can't be wise without experience and you can't be intelligent without knowledge. But also wisdom has to be based on a good amount of knowledge as well. Great article.

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Thanks for your great article. This makes me have look back my life. In this regards, I am neither wise nor smart since I have repeated stupid mistakes even in experienced situations. Shameful.

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Knowledge is power, but ignorance is bliss...

But others would say there is no knowledge that is not power, but that is only true depending on the way you interpret the knowledge,

While others claim that Ignorance is Strength....

Classic Blue or Red Pill analogy! :)

It's best to be a wise person. Because if you say "YOU'RE SMART" it just only means that you're good only in something specific activity or doings while if you say "YOU'RE WISE " it means that no matter problems you encounter in your life, you can able to find ways to solve that problem properly and successfully or in other words you are flexible in life.

I like your way of seeing things, it's a pleasure to have people like you here, really. ;)

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In my opinion a wise man doesn't relate to the world as the rest do. He may appear as a simple man, but he has a profound inner knowledge that excedes the everyday concerns of the simple man. As for the smart...i think there are lot of them in the world right now. Being smart for me means knowing to manage at max everything in life and achieve high goala in current society's standards. A wise man may seem fool, but a smart one will always be recognized. I personaly would prefer to become wise. Just my opinion.

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It is really interesting to read and this question bothered philosophers like Plato as well. He differentiated between doxa und noesis for example

Interesting. I'm looking forward to your future posts. The difference between intelligence and wisdom is an old question, but I am particular;y interested in the fact that some of us (I am speaking from my own experience here) recognize our mistakes, know we are repeating them, but can't stop. It must be related to cognitive dissonance somehow.

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"Smart" sounds more like a very efficient "thinking process" that has a result for someones own advantage... while "wise" implements a bigger part of experience "data-base" thinking with a result for others. But certainly this is only my humble sensation...

one of the most interesting posts I have read on this platform, a difference between intelligence and wisdom, some think that being wise is equal to being old and being smart is equal to a university career, but just as a child can be wise, an illiterate can get to get interest and intelligence on a topic, an action, a job. between intelligence and wisdom there is a very thin line that very few understand.

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Hello, I agree with you in the opinion that there is a very thin line between the two. In my opinion it is difficult to measure the intelligence of a person because that depends on the situation or aspect that we are evaluating, as we know there are no perfect people, and we in our concepts can be confused and not identify true intelligence.

Worth it to read... Thank you for sharing @hr1

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That's like the story of the CAT AND THE FOX of LA FONTAINE, where the first one has the only exit to climb a tree, while the second had so many objections that when the moment was presented he used them all and ALL failed him. Many times the wisest exit is the simplest and many times is the one that serves based on experience. In such a case, we talk about being assertive, you can have a thousand solutions to a problem but in certain situations you can not sit down and analyze which is the most appropriate and the experience allows you to quickly evaluate which is faster and more efficient. Effectiveness and efficiency.

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I'm wise i'd choose.

I continue to wish to talk with you in person [discord], about such issues "HR1". Alx. https://discord.gg/nAVZA8 Visit please! You don't even have to say it's you lol. Have a nice day.

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It is vital to think about our thinking - great post. Hope you become more active in publishing. I'm definitely following - thanks

I think I am both wise and smart but not for this world, at least for the worst of this world... Anyway I just passed by to thank your upvote in my recent post. Keep in touch my friend! :)

Yo, dude! Thanks a lot for all of your upvotes! I appreciate it very much.

Also, great post. I am writing a long essay, titled "Toddlers Wiser Than Elders." I may extend it to book-length. I'll send it your way, once finished.

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I know you posted this almost a month ago but i think i can simplify this very easily.

Wisdom is knowledge you gain when you "learn" from your experiences. Not just experiencing it yourself. Example is someone who keeps robbing a bank. They keep doing it over and over getting caught each time. They have experienced jail a hundred times but are NOT wise because they haven't learned. Wisdom requires a lesson to be learned much like those in old wives tales and fables.

Smart is knowledge you have learned and retained but no particular "lesson" is learned. A 5 year old doing complex mathematical equations is smart but what life lesson did he learn with it?

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To me personally, the way I see both wise & intelligence might comes at different timeline.
Wisdom require long life experiences nevertheless need put some knowledge into it.

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This is great my friend

Great read. My take on the subject is, is it too much to ask to be both?

There are situation where you need to be wise and there are situation where you need to be smart. One simply cannot be without the other.

There are sitaution where you need to be smart about being wise and then there are situations where you need to be wise on when you should be smart about certain things.

so they in a weird way, go hand in hand

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Common sense in unusual dimensions is what the world calls wisdom.

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Simply Superb article!!!
I absolutely enjoyed it. the way you simplified the whole article is just amazing. Personally I'm not a good reader, because of the language differences. My native language is Pashto. But the way you simplified this article is really easy to read. You are Awesome @hr1. Just followed you. Hope will see such an interesting article in near future too. Thanks

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@hr1
It is indeed a good debate!
I agree with:
"Both wise and smart people have to extract knowledge from their experience, but in my opinion, the difference is how they use the knowledge."
I believe that you have to be smart in order to be wise, however, it is not necessary to be wise if you are smart.
Wisdom is usually a quality that is given to you by other people, that means that you have used your intelligence and knowledge to try to help others. So in order to be truly wise, you need to use your intelligence for a greater good, not for selfish profit. :)

Wow!!! This is a deep thought and expository dimension, but in my own opinion, I will say been smart is hallmarked by astuteness in reality of the current situation or in the turn of events while been wise is drawing from the wells of experience, encouragement and uncommon but unique repertoire of a higher authority,say elders and others (counsels, advise).

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A good read. I agree with your views on how would a wise or intelligent person act in new situations.
I think that intelligence is all about mind, how would a person react to a situation based on his mindset and smartness but a wise person would surely consider the consequences of his response earlier to respond and would act by keeping intelligence and emotions intact.
Thanks for sharing @hr1.

Thanks @hr1. I concur with much that has been said here and add my two penneth worth, from my perspective. Wisdom is gained through the marriage of Knowledge and Practical Experience. We know something, but never experienced it and we can experience something, but have no deep understanding of what just happened. Our world is full of people who know about "stuff" but have never experienced it!

To me wisdom is a culmination of what you know, what you have learned, and your instincts its more internal and like and understanding.
To me intelligence is more the ability to recall information its more memory related and the ability to externally express those memories.

Thanks for sharing , I will read the essay then I will send you my reply.
And thanks for voting my post too!

nice, beautiful mind at all, amazing essay. keep it up @hr1
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This is very insightful.

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I think wisdom is always encouraged by the people of God, but even the mention of God brings about great debates, so I will always go for the wisdom from the God of all gods, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, of Enoch and Noah.

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This is amazing! We all have to realize that we never stop learning. Whether it be through our own experience or learning from someone else's experience, acquisition of knowledge never stops. Now... the implementation of knowledge is even more important. Intelligence and wisdom. Love this post. I wish I could resteem it. Haha. But I'm too late to the party.

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wow great post. Im glad that I was able to read this article. I also have thoughts on the difference between wisdom and intelligence. Wisdom I guess is having the intelligence to do the right thing as time pass by. While intelligence is basically a display of mental processing.

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I've got your poinr @hr. you have clearly explained what's also my point on the difference between smart and wise.
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I choose wise, smart peopel's too many but wise peopel's litte bit.

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It really depends on how you want to label. For me being smart/intelligent is about the amount of gathered information one has accumulated and remembers. Wisdom is about knowing how to apply the gathered information. The optimal situation is one is where one is both smart and wise. A wise person is able to run simulations in the mind and predict outcome. These predictions are more apt when they have more knowledge of a situations. A wise person also sees connections that a person who is simply smart might not. To use the library as a metaphor. A smart person has a large library. A wise person has a well-organised library and an efficient retrieval system. The best libraries are a collection of both and here perhaps we tread into the genius section.

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Thanks for sharing @hr1. Very insightful, well presented, and the differentiation between Wisdom and Intelligence is very interesting.

Personally, I perceive Intelligence as the ability to plan and execute any idea or thought that comes to the mind.

Wisdom, on the other hand, is to apply the acquired knowledge sensibly & intelligently to get maximum benefit in different contexts, place, time, persons & things involved, efficiently.

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Great philosophical topic. I often wondered myself about this very idea. Wisdom is many things but it was stated in the article that wisdom is knowing what to do in most situations, may I just add, it's also knowing what NOT to do in most situation. Sorry to be that guy but had to state the obvious there. I think wisdom is attained by putting the knowledge we have into action. Knowledge + Action = Wisdom. We can know something to be true but choose not to act on it which is in turn ignorance, not wisdom. Like we can know its unhealthy to smoke but choose to do it anyway. Therefore choosing to ignore taking action on the knowledge/ intelligence will not lead to wisdom. The definition ignorance has such negative stigma attached to it when all it truly means is to ignore something i.e. information. Which in most cases is done so consciously. Intelligence is not wisdom and wisdom is not intelligence. In my opinion it's why the world is in the shape its in is because its being run by people proclaiming to be intelligent not wise. In the west intelligence is more respected/revered than wisdom which is just plain foolish if you ask me. Simply a lack of balance. Both are great but forget one and we can find ourselves in a mess of trouble. Random thought/generalization here, but maybe intelligence might be something like knowing or being aware of the situation your in, wisdom is knowing what to do about it or how to get out of it. Anyway enough from me, I could ramble all day on this one, good stuff though.

oh and btw thanks for the upvote and support on my intro post. I came by to give back at a little and lost myself in some of your content.

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I totally agree with you thanks for sharing with us No one can take experience away from you

When I read your article. The conclusion is. 50%smart 50%wise in my life this for Mr @hr1

That original essay is really interesting. I like that they included the debate about the validity of content vs discontent. I like that you're pointing out the problem of "unknown situations"- because yes, that ability to adapt and use those skillsets wisely is imperative. Adaptability and speculation, imagination, metacognition... all help us discover new ways to problem solve. Thank you for writing this. Great post.

As a non native speaker I might get confused with the terms. Anyway, I tend to agree to your definition of wisdom and its correlation to heuristics. On the other way, am not sure if being inteligent does necessarily implies that one can generate different possibities to act, considering, to my understading this hability would be better defined as 'creativity'. I understand 'nteligence' as the hability to interprete reality and give a new meaning to it. In some perspective even the hability to change reality applying a new context to it. Just to give a very simple example, mankind developed inteligence and now can break brunches and set them on fire and use them for heat and warmth - and for other purposes - wereas other species dont have the same level of intelligence to give to branches and sparks the meaning and to understand them as we do. Thank you for your post, glad I have the chance to reflect about it.

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The Greek word for wisdom was "Sophia". Sophia was been equated with the Holy spirit, Gaia and the divine feminine. I believe our wisdom is derived from the quiet voice inside. We can all connect with our wisdom by quietening the mind & removing the ego.

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I'll read this article you mention here, and your response, and post my own response here in a bit.

There are different and various types of wisdom, and wisdom in one situation is foolishness to someone else who is used to another situation.

There is a type of wisdom that is from an eternal Source, like the wisdom of motherhood or the wisdom of following sunlight.

There is a type of wisdom that listens to the Spirit.

There is a type of wisdom that knows intuitively, and this is often overridden by intellectualism as we grow into 'maturity.'

There is a type of wisdom that grows with use, which is also all types of wisdom, but there is wisdom that is only fostered, and does not necessarily become on its own.

There is a type of wisdom that is conscious and leads us, and this is also the wisdom that goes by itself too often, ignored.

Luke 2:52
And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man.

...and then these three verses mention this Jesus, Who is described as Wisdom the Person...

Colossians 2:1-3
1 For I would that ye knew what great conflict I have for you, and for them at Laodicea, and for as many as have not seen my face in the flesh; 2 That their hearts might be comforted, being knit together in love, and unto all riches of the full assurance of understanding, to the acknowledgement of the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ; 3 In whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.

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Hi @hr1
Interesting topic. I have been studying wisdom for a long time, for this I immerse myself in the fundamental works of great thinkers and prophets, such as Jesus, Buddha, Plato, Nietzsche, Hesse, Hazrat Inayat. The list can be continued for a long time)
Here are the conclusions to which I came, or it will be more correct to say something brought me:
Choice is an illusion.
Wisdom is the depth of awareness of your lack of freedom. The deeper this awareness, the more wisdom and less dependence on knowledge. If you really deeply understood that this illusion called life is only a puppet, then freedom and love and wisdom are born. You do not decide anything, do not influence anything, you do not own anything, you are just a witness of what is happening.
All these endless attempts to acquire knowledge are generated by our uncertainty and fear, we are simply afraid of suffering, so we try to hide from it. But the only thing we really need is the belief that we are in good hands, that everything goes as it should, everything is perfect.
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That's a very nice post, @hr1.

I'm definitely wise. ;)

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Interesting, thanks for sharing! Following your blog as of today :)

Hey, I’m new here and wanted to stop by your blog as I’ve noticed you’ve upvoted a few things for me (thank you!). This is a really interesting article, I think a lot about how being “smart” manifests for individuals--in particular I have some background in education and think about how we can develop young brains to approach unknown situations in a myriad of ways. (I’ve used a lot of improvisation and theatre with young people as a way of generating solutions to issues that are relevant to their lives). It’s interesting to see how they use their natural intelligence and the art form to approach issues...and become more flexible at facing the unexpected in the process!

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Thank you for your thoughts.

>Soul in which there is no wisdom— dead. But if you enrich it with teaching, it will come to life, like an abandoned land on which rain has shed. (Abu-l-Faraj)

I think of intelligence as the innate ability to absorb information and understand it. Wisdom, to me, is the ability to apply that information, and the experience to extrapolate the end result of various courses of actions. But, that's just my take. Just wanted to stop by and say thanks for your support and leave a little upvote,but I see you don't have any recent content, so, a thanks will have to suffice. @markrmorrisjr

Hand in hand with age - old and wise :D
Kids get lucky and smart ;)

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I say, if you can be both then why not? :D
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Good stuff. I feel like there are three things to consider actually.

The way I see it, Intelligence is ike the vehicle (a race car)...it is the raw power available to do anything.

Knowledge is all the training and experience you've acquired to drive that race care based on what you've learned...

And wisdom is something unique, call it street smarts, call it common sense...whatever, it's the ability to do things with the above two traits that someone else with similar knowledge and intelligence cant do..

Then again, I could just be rambling.

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Hello good morning, excellent article, you authorize me to translate this article into Spanish and I post it? Giving you author credit of course, thank you

@hr1, I liked your explanation of the difference between wisdom and intelligence. If I was to judge myself, I would fall into the wise category which is being able to see into a situation, discern and know what should be done. One needs some intelligence to do that. An intelligent person may be more mathematically inclined and penny wise, pound foolish.”
@hr1, I wanted to thank you for the upvotes. Appreciated.

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buena información, bueno en mi opinión independiente, pienso que el inteligente es aquel que se levanta ante una situación y sigue adelante, mientras el sabio es aquel que mira y aprende del inteligente para no pasar por eso. ;)

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Thanks for the useful information! I agree, it's important how a person uses knowledge! Wisdom is the ability to draw the right conclusions and not repeat mistakes :) Have a good weekend!
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I’ve often though about this @hr1 / I taught my students at university to recognize and think about this distinction. What do you prefer in life?

Thanks for posting this! And cheers :)

hi good post, I also have the same opinion and I am smart enough to be wise;)

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smart or wise, depend! differents situations make our way of acting and thinking change and these situations put us to the test. great your point of view @hr1

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Wise men are often misunderstood like the buddha.

fabulous post.
I agree.

I enjoy reading your article @hr1. I would like to say, wisdom mostly the result of experience , that one will change the behavior. then the intelligence take place to influence the degree of wise. the out come of both being wise and smart will bring to the real happiness for the rest of your life. it is just opinion of my own. thank for your upvote at my article. wish to be good friend as well.

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Thanks for your Upvote!!!!, and well, sorry i dont understand everything but i think always about 2 kind of person the intelligents and the astute, but bout can always say the thigs too god or too bad, we are only humans :)

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I have to define the difference between wisdom and smart?
wisdom shows you the correct way while
smart is like to walk on that way.
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Well said! I have thought for some time the simple definition of wisdom is knowledge applied.

Thanks for the insight (and for the upvote on my article)

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Greetings@hr1, honestly i enjoyed reading your article. This is my first time to view an article from you. I just want to share my idea between being smart and wise, for me "smart" one will provide you the best knowledge from his learnings while "wise" person will share his opinion based on his experienced... :) thanks for sharing @hr1..

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I agree with you. I think wisdom is applying the knowledge that you learned from your own and others' experience. I feel like intelligence is based on logic and reasoning.It's good to be both but I think I would rather be wise personally.

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@hr1 thanks for your upvote my post, good post by the way, and my humble opinion is wisdom is intelligences, and intelligence for me is the correct application of what we know

I sit here pondering the understanding of most people in this crazy world we live in and I have to agree with the fact that there are plenty of dumb old people as there are of any age group. But I think wisdom has levels, whereas, wisdom is the action taken utilizing learned information, or experiences that can be drawn on and used in any given circumstance where it is needed. So the older wise person has far more wisdom than the younger wise person.

For instance a woman at the age of 5 sees a spider and tries to grab it, the wise person, at five once bitten will recognize that spiders are dangerous. Now that same girl at the age of 12 is scared of spiders and stays right away from them, is that wise? I would say no, its instinctual. The wise girl would look at the spiders, and say , to herself, is this spider going to bite me? This is an expansion of knowledge rather than just a use of knowledge. Wisdom is the use and expansion of knowledge practically as it is relevant to your environment. That same girl at the age of 25 recognizes that there is a particular spider that will benefit her garden, finds it traps it and relocates it into the garden without fear to benefit the situation. This is wisdom at work. So to me it seems that the age of a wise person is completely relevant to the quality of the wisdom.

What do you think?

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I got your points. It was very deep but it gave me a deep understanding that being wise and smart are of different case on how people should react to known situation. Experience will be their sole guide on how to react and do something about it. It is their guide too on how they work on the unknown situation.

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Very good post. I like.

Both are good but I prefer more being wise :)

Great blog!
From your essay on Intellignece it is clear that
"Intelligence is something that you cannot buy".

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Hey, shortly spelled:

Wisdom: insight & perception, also judgment and willpower
Intelligence: would be the equal to IQ. Reasoning and how easily you can access memory

;)

Thanks for sharing this, I often contemplate this topic. I followed you so I can come back and read all of it after I've had some sleep. This is my first 24 hours on steemit and I'm pretty much a crackhead at this point.

I also agree on the ..."the ability to appropriately apply the knowledge to the unknown situation." as being wise or having wisdom...I'm getting here late, know this post was months ago, but good read. Have an awesome day!

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Wisdom is Innate, Intelligence is Taught and Earned,
its actually subjective among individuals on how and what each of these concepts are, in general its like talking about emotional intelligence and IQ.

Truthfully all individuals are worth a priceless tag when they do what they love to do and are passionate about,
its the flow of things, when they follow it they are accelerating progress, skills are proven to develop.
Its all about the will of the individual, if they want to they can do it, simple as that, we are talking of course about true will and not "I think I want to...", we are talking about "I truly from the bottom of my soul want to...".

There is emotional intelligence to take into account as well...

Great post.Thank you for sharing.
Have a nice day.
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This was definitely intriguing. You have a very natural knack for writing.Keep posting!!

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Great little post, really enjoyed it. Quick and simple to read; very wise! ;-)

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This is going to put me as a major nerd but I’m going for it anyway. I was playing D&D the other day and my character has a ton of wisdom but no intelligence. I asked my DM how I’m supposed to play it because it got me thinking about this exact conundrum. I guess in that context wisdom is about knowing consequences and when to fight, when to run, and when to let your curiosity get the best of you. Intelligence is about perception, instinct, and your capacity to learn quickly. It’s actually broken down as an entirely different skill set.

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Wise =
1. willing and able to learn from mistakes
2. Responsible for its obligations
3. Broad-minded, no problem from 1 side aja.
4. Understand with balance

the unwise ones the people
1. Always repeat the same mistake
2. Run from problems
2. Narrow-minded

Wise is essentially able to address the problem well, means able to assess the right and right the best target, based on knowledge and understanding.

Thank you very much. Your article is very nice and interesting!
There is always going to be debates about this classification and definition which is really a semantic issue.
We as humans are conditioned by what we already know. So, to go beyond the known and to stumble upon something new we have to use a new way or technique of using our brain.
Have you ever came across J. Krishnamurti’s quotes or work on ‘thoughts’ ? Very fascinating!

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upvoted! Makes me think of when im rolling stats for a D&D character. which crappy stat do i want to give to which lol... Ah Wisdom vs Intelligence always a great combo unless youre a fighter lol Great Read! thanks

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I love this post.
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Smart - or in exceptional cases, can we match with arrogance?
As a fame, the pursuit of haughtiness?..

Wise - is equal to Intelligence?

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The inteligent's ideal is the personality that radiates intellectual energy, it is a blast of word and thought, an inexhaustible wise man. He is always a simple and sincere, social, open soul and reluctant to deepen in about his intelligence. It's like a creator of the cultural atmosphere that people breathe in, that's the simplicity that is sometimes and sometimes unclear why it's in the person itself and makes it intelligent.

Inteligence is inseparable from culture. It's like a never-ending desire not only to observe but also to change the reality, not to deal with imperfections in life, which the intelligent hand itself seeks to dig as weeds from the garden of a wonderful human life. Inteligent's culture is manifested in everyday struggle against evil, critical thinking, orientation in a political social and historical situation. It is not a necessity, but a self-evident inner need.
"The Latin word culture means processing, refinement, processing, cultivating. This means that culture can never be naive. It is always a deliberate work of the soul for the sake of self-improvement and the handling of everything that surrounds a person. Inteligence is naive by nature, and in real life it is always conscious, intelligent, insightful and careful where necessary, and decisive where necessary. " Thus, the intelligent should live and work in the way that a person and his children will live and work in the context of human welfare in the future. For it is the self-educated inner culture that cares about this. That intelligent is closely linked to the concept of culture, a cultural person or a cultural work.

excellent work; plus some things you name, it is known as emotional intelligence, well described by daniel goleman; Now, not only intelligence can measure it as the mere fact of putting our experiences into practice, it also has to do with the ability to resolve conflicts assertively; in addition, the certain capacity to be happy, because at the end of account, what is the meaning of life, if you can not be happy? I know many people with a lot of knowledge but they are not happy: then I wonder: are those people who are not happy, are they intelligent?

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your philosophy was very well. you try to simplifiction for our better understan, it was very good. i really enjoy it. once more if possible carry on.

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Thank you @hr1 in keeping to upvote my posts.
Keep steeming! I am very excited for your next post.

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Since my native tongue is not English, I guess you might not have been able to understand my postings. Despite language barrier, you keep voting. I don't know how to thank your interest and assistance. Actually, I read this post of yours, and was quite impressed and motivated to comment. But English is not my tongue, I thought it would be very difficult for me to voice my idea on this philosophical issue.
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In my youth, I did not distinguish between clever and wise. For me it was synonymous. But with age, you understand more and more differences. To come to the right answer helped Home Book. Here's the main difference: Clever - will find a hump from the most difficult situation; Wise simply will not tolerate this difficult situation!

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@hr1 The most important thing is not only the intelligence but to apply it with wisdom. Excellent reflections friend. Best regards

I prefer to choose wise than smart. Because I think wise is more rooted and enlightening...

Good post

Good comparison between wisdom and intelligence. Sometimes one's mistaken for the other, but they're for sure different.

This may be too late, but I want to say that this is an interesting post. It is simple, but it is thought-provoking. I think everyone need a certain degree of both wisdom and intelligence. However, I feel intelligence without wisdom is futile. Whereas, it is not the same for having wisdom without intelligence. A wise person will know the right from the wrong and is capable of behaving ethically, unlike an intelligent person without wisdom who may behave in a destructive way.

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Based on the culture of most my people, smart tends to be tricky; where we are able to find a shortcut of solution. it's about a manner. The wise mean an ability to adapt any unlike condition for getting the main goal. it's about a response. Therefore, it seems defferent between them.

Very intelligent post ;)

I appriciate wisdom because the wisdom person is always more hard working and curious about everything. And they learn from that. The intelligent can solve the problem very quickly and it's really effective ? I am not sure about that

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I agree, intelligence is deciphering a situation without actual experience.
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Nice post

I agree with this: "I see wisdom as the ability to appropriately apply the knowledge"

Personally, I believe there are people who are intelligent but not wise. Wisdom is the ability to use that intelligence. Both needs prior learnings to enhance but wisdom needs a whole lot more experience. Intelligence can answer the what and how but most times wisdom can answer the why and when (for the appropriate time).

This is a good read as it challenges perspectives. Looking forward to more posts from you!

Thanks for referring to the Paul Graham article. I agree that intelligence is to take the knowledge gained from experience and put it through various scenarios and disregarding or rejecting the ones that are not relevant to help find the solution to the problem on is facing. Wisdom may be the ability to determine which of the relevant scenarios actually can solve the problem and if not to quit the process altogether. What is the common cliché that is used as a definition for insanity? "Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Wisdom to me is realizing when it's best to cut your losses.

I don't know, but it is an interesting question because the two words do have different nuances.

How did I get into this? I just clicked on your name since I noticed that you liked one of my posts. 20 minutes or more later, and here I am babbling on. No doubt, I fit Einstein's, Franklin's or whomever definition of insanity. Simply, bonkers, a wacko to obliterate.

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I think very similar to you if I understood, wise is a person that understand easily new lessons.
Intelligent uses it's lessons to conclude something new.
I like very much your post and the essay with the graph explanations Thanks for sharing.

intelligence comes from the mind. It may be just a sound intellectual activity, but wisdom is not limited to proper thinking, but followed by good behavior in practical behavior. It does not rely on reason only, but benefit from experience and guidance and from the aid of God to pray.

Wisdom is not just sound knowledge or good thought but it is at the heart of practical life its existence in good behavior .. if it was chosen at the same time. He succeeded in turning to wisdom.

The result is a wise quality procedure and a precise expression and safety measure.

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I found you upvote me ago, thank you very much! My articles are all in Chinese, so I'd like to know which country you are from？

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I just found your post... little late, I know... just want to say 'thank you' for the essay you proposed... I'll read it - seems to be interesting 😊 @peekbit

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I think. The person who is wise and also smart and Because when a person reaches a critical condition, then he resolves it with intelligence. Therefore, his intellect and smartness are revealed here. Just as if anyone did a good job. we said, Yes he did the Brilliant very brave

Hi hr1 I have seen that you have recently voted a pitchperfect contest post I would like to know if you want to be part of the support of this project that unites the musicians in one place, Thank you very much for your attention @hr1

Woh ... I've seen that sometimes you vote some of my publications and I never stopped to read any of the articles created by you. There are interesting things around here.

I think being Spanish-speaking and not understanding a lot of English makes it difficult.

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I know I'm also late to the party, let's say your upvote has led me to your profile and then here. You see, I also love philosophical discussions! :)

Nice article and I agree with you. You're right on spot with the difference between wisdom and intelligence.

I wanted to add if you're willing that wisdom requires some degree of intuition, gut feeling if you prefer this term and a sense of what's right, which is very useful in unknown situations. It comes from your heart while knowledge/intelligence is all about brains.

Here is a quote. While it may be simple, I believe it says a lot on the difference between wisdom and knowledge (intelligence):
> Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens. -- Jimi Hendrix

I'd like to think that wisdom listens to life while knowledge tries to explain life; thus, attaining wisdom is much harder and requires a lot of patience. :) I also think wisdom is the one that gives you the happiness because it requires you to listen innerly. See what I mean?

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I'm not going to pretend to be either, as there's always some both smarter & wiser. However, I've always had an opinion regarding this topic. I feel 'almost anyone' can be 'smart', as it seems that to appear smart, all one has to do is regurgitate the wisdom of others. Being smart, to me, is an example of someone that has memorized what others have discovered. But it's much harder, some might say impossible, for everyone to be wise. Wise people are harder to fool. But it's easy to appeal to the ego of a 'smart person'...all you have to do is pretend that everything the 'smart person' says is an absolute truth; making that 'smart person' a fool.

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people who always have a wise sense there in doing as difficult work as possible to achieve something great.@arisviyo @hr1

I'm lost for words, You absolutely Nailed It... :o)

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Good post! I was thinking about wisdom and smartness due to my sons' piano class. Their teacher said both of my sons were the smartest kids he had ever seen. But until now both of them haven't get the real good method to learn piano. Their teacher was an awesome pianist when he was young. He gave a piano concert around the world. He tried to pass his very precious learning experiences to my sons. Unfortunately, boys were very lazy and didn't follow the good instructions to practice everyday. Their teacher said when he was young he was not as smart as those two boys. But he knew practice in right way was important. He just couldn't understand why those smartest kids of all his students didn't get the idea. I told him that he was wise but those kids were just smart. Smart guy may not be a wise person. But wise guy must be smart one.

I'l read the article you linked soon... and have taken too long to find this and respond to it - but here's my initial response to the above (without reading any of the comments below)...

To me:

Wisdom is knowledge based on experience. Where wisdom is more about experiential understanding.

Intelligence is knowledge based on information. Where intelligence is more about using known information to make deductions.

The two can be intertwined, one aspect can be generated and enhanced by the other.

Without delving into the nuances of either of the above items, I think the most important aspect to knowledge is having an open mind. This idea was brought-upon by your stating the following:

>First of all it isn't stated anywhere in the essay that the common goal of both being smart and wise is to be able to act in unknown situations. Were we talking about known situations, the ability to act would really be only about how much experience one has gathered and how much knowledge one was able to extract from the experience. By extracting knowledge from experience I simply mean learning how to act the next time the same situation occurs.

If you encounter an unknown situation, regardless of your wisdom or intelligence, you should try to learn as much from this new encounter prior to using your intelligence or wisdom prematurely to determine how to respond or react to it. The rate at which you use either of the two will increase after each known and unknown situation.

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If I would need to use just one word to explain either of them, those words would be:

For wisdom: prevention
For intelligence: innovation

Wisdom comes from experience like you say and intelligence is something you can develop in order to manage new ideas the best possible way.

Do you agree @hr1 ?

Yeah it is worth being wise and that's need a time ...

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It's very interesting. the more experience we have, the more wisdom we can use in many situations. I want to use wisdom so that I can get a good results. people who want only intelligence won't get real happiness, I think.

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Hello, happy to read. Also in my humble opinion, I believe that wisdom is a capacity that very few people have or can develop in the course of their lives. Since then, we are used to wanting things very quickly, that everything comes in the blink of an eye. When we are smart, we tend to be more perfectionist at work, at home and in society, and we try to find a solution, regardless of the consequences they may generate in the environment. However, when you are a wise person, we seek to explore the best possible alternative and it can take us much longer, but thanks to this moment it leads us to think about the strategy that we can choose correctly. Now, if we mix both ... Can I be really smart and wise at the same time?

My answer is "Yes" and that is in each one of us. Not because I am a very intelligent person, I must hasten my decisions, but being wise and intelligent at the same time, I could improve my actions and solve complex situations from a more human point of view, always in search of good for all.

And, by the way, thank you very much @hr1 for your kindness and support. I could see that together we learn more. Sorry for the comment but I have little time on the platform. I hope to share more time with all of you...

I see intelligence as ease and speed with which you learn and wisdom as the ability to incorporate what you know into daily life.

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You're always aware of much of what we do and I think many steemians an unsung hero even though I publish Spanish-language content. I would like to ask for your support in reference to something. If it is in your capacity and it is possible please, tell me how I can contact you.

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The very amazing title you @hr1 created, indeed you are wise

Great post

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Isn't the point to "Be" IN Consciousness and not to try at anything? I think Yoda was on to something.... Wise and Intelligence perhaps stands for Heart Action/Mind Action

Good thinking!
My English is not very good, I reluctantly say my own view:

The intellectual is like the Analytical Philosophy in the branch of philosophy, and the Wisdom is like the Continental Philosophy in the branch of philosophy.

The former attaches importance to conceptual analysis and the meaning of words; the latter pays attention to Abstract Metaphors and life experiences.

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An intriguing comparison of wisdom and intelligence. My grandfather had similar sentiments – he called the difference between “book-learning” and “life understanding.”

There’s a meme about it that I find to the point:
>Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit
Wisdom is knowing not to put tomato in a fruit salad
Intellect is wondering if that means ketchup is a smoothie
Common sense is knowing that ketchup isn’t a dang smoothie!

Personally, I rather think wisdom is the combination of knowledge, intellect, and common sense.

I think that intelligence is innate as the author said. and I agree with you. we can use the ability from our experience in many situations. that is to say, we come to be able to cope with different situations in different ways by wisdom.. Than you for your nice pot.

This was a great post. I just wanted to add that wisdom is also knowing when to act upon a given situation and use your intelligence to solve that issue.

You can be intelligent but not wise , but you can't be wise without being intelligent. Do you agree?

Don't piss on me and tell me it's raining...this might be a smart reflection... but not getting into such a situation might be wise.

Interesting, can you @hr1 intruction me how that wise ?

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Smart people just know stuff, but wise people, do the stuff :)

I am just an ordinary human with average ability so I don't know correctly what will be difference between Wisdom and Smartness.

But I can vaguely say that - Smartness is mostly used for the IQ... And Wisdom may include both the IQ and Emotional IQ...or something...

Like when you watch a superhero movie - The bad guyz with gun say -
> 'Now, Don't be a wise guy. If you want to live'

Hehehe... hp that helps XD

Hey dear @hr1 i read your post where you have explained reply in a very beautiful way. A very wise post.

I see up-votes from you, but never a comment... Are you using the entire 1,000 Percent of your daily up-voting power...??? You're sparked my interest...

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Indeed. Very interesting.

Would be fun to have instead of CIA a ""Central Wisdom Agency". What would they represent?

In that sense, the separation of the two makes sense. It's also good for explanatory reasons but should afterwards be married again. So I am with you to do that.

Those nouns are mostly understood intuitively - once they are defined by words (like in a dictionary) or methods (IQ) it's as if something of importance is missing.

That's why I like narratives as transporters for experiencing either intelligence or wisdom. They deliver a more complex example of otherwise mere words hard to grasp. A building can have an intelligent structure when it survives earth quakes in endangered regions or withstands hurricanes. It displays the intelligence of its constructor. But a building can't be wise.

The author has made a good point. He said that some wisdom has nothing to do with people. And there is where I would point out why wisdom indeed differs from intelligence, because whenever wisdom is required people are involved.

One can be highly intelligent killer.

For me, a wise person is one who has the artistry to serve to very different people and situations. So that all people involved have the personal feeling that they won. Wisdom is not to try to please everyone but to let others witness how something difficult can be achieved in a highly controversial environment to the surprise of everyone. Wise is for example a mediator who does not follow the concept of compromise but consensus. It's the concept of the least painful experience to the involved. I always would attach ethics to a wise person.

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La sabiduría.
se obtiene, para mi opinión, de las vivencias de cualquier tipo lugar y forma sumadas a los conocimientos que generan los conocimientos de cualquier ciencia.
INTELIGENCIA:
Es la coherencia racional del pensamiento y la acción.

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The subject of thought that can be raised with such a title must be wise or intelligent.
To be a man must hold great wisdom, not to be good at small cleverness.
For the blogger's article, frequent reading will often benefit! 👍
> 能以这样的标题提出要论及的思想主题，一定是明智或智慧。
做人要持有大智慧，而不是去善耍小聪明。
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What a philosophy and psychology thanks to share this post.

i am agree with you @hr1 you explain many things in your article.
we can learn many thing.when we taking with our elders and along with it we learn many things to children's

This is very interesting. It just makes me think of traditional and progressive thinking. Traditional being wisdom from the past and progressive in using new ways to change current situations. They are both important and work best hand in hand to provide the desired outcome.

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Buenas noche. Excelente post. Saludos desde Venezuela.

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Wise people think differently to tackle some problems.
Intelligent folks are just like robots, to apply their knowledge based on what the have learned @hr1

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Experience gives us lot of understanding and knowledge. This help us tackle future problem or similar situation nicely.

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Your opinion is right. Every men learn difference situation and gather knowledge. Thanks for staying with me.

Couldn't of said better myself, but then if I read this for a second time next week and do say it better does that make me wise?... Haha just kidding... I really can't say it better lol
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Wisdom comes with time if you pay attention to your surroundings and don't block your mind with dogma. ​As long as you have​ an​ open mind wisdom will come to you in time.

I guess you're right. I would just add that you have to actively try to remove all dogmatic beliefs from your mind as they are not gonna go away themselves...

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Hey @hr1, it was nice to meet you in Poland during @steemfest 3.
I recorded your @steeve.app presentation and posted it to DSound.
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