how do you define intelligence vs wisdom?

[smokedope]

@Quicksand @Mess for two guaranteed non-retarded responses

 

[Deleted member 133318]

intelligence is just knowledge

wisdom is knowledge with experience

 

[Aconite]

Intelligence is the ability to analyze and synthesize data as well as the capacity to manipulate information to optimize immediate problem solving. Wisdom is the accumulation of knowledge and experience that, when put in effect, allows an individual to navigate complex or ethically challenging scenarios with good foresight and stuff.

 

[Deleted member 133415]

How well can your brain work
How you use your brain ig

 

[Deleted member 121340]

Wisdom is the accumulated experience that is blended together to which a person can use in real-world situations.

Intelligence is a very broad term.
It encapsulates learning/understanding, problem solving, adaption, etc.

 

[smokedope]

Wisdom is the accumulated experience that is blended together to which a person can use in real-world situations.

Intelligence is a very broad term.
It encapsulates learning/understanding, problem solving, adaption, etc.

if this was .com i would gold react, do you consider yourself wise?

How well can your brain work
How you use your brain ig

no nigga

 

[Deleted member 121340]

if this was .com i would gold react, do you consider yourself wise?

I don't think I have enough real-word experience to be considered wise.
The prerequisites are that you're balding and greying. Who is this btw?

 

[Deleted member 133415]

no nigga

Why?

 

[Deleted member 133415]

The prerequisites are that you're balding and greying. Who is this btw?

Not really I feel like being considered wise is just you compared to the people around you if you use your ”more” collective knowledge better than them you are the wisest in the room

The whole grey and old thing is just some media shit

 

[smokedope]

I don't think I have enough real-word experience to be considered wise.
The prerequisites are that you're balding and greying. Who is this btw?

if you pm ill tell ya but no one relevant
but mirin although you can be wise without being old

 

[Deleted member 121340]

Not really I feel like being considered wise is just you compared to the people around you if you use your ”more” collective knowledge better than them you are the wisest in the room

It was lowkey a joke, but yeah, you're right. But my prior statement still stands. I'm too young to be considered wise on a forum ridden with 20 year olds.

 

[Deleted member 133415]

It was lowkey a joke, but yeah, you're right. But my prior statement still stands. I'm too young to be considered wise on a forum ridden with 20 year olds.

15 year olds used to lead armies the whole 15 yo is still young is some new gen media brain washing shit, mirin being humble tho

 

[Deleted member 121340]

15 year olds used to lead armies the whole 15 yo is still young is some new gen media brain washing shit, mirin being humble tho

Your next sentence will be, "I mean... 15 year old girls are practically fully grown women."

 

[Deleted member 133415]

Your next sentence will be, "I mean... 15 year old girls are practically fully grown women."

Well look over centuries except the last 2 or 3 the only thing that separated kids and adults was puberty but that’s another argument anyways and no I’m not a pedo or whatever I’m just sharing facts, my point is and this is something I learned after I grew older is that when I was 15 I wasn’t as young as I thought

 

[smokedope]

Why?

how you use your brain is just actively using your intelligence instead of leaving it raw

 

[Deleted member 133415]

how you use your brain is just actively using your intelligence instead of leaving it raw

How well you use your collection of knowledge over the years
This sounds better

 

[Primalsplit]

Intelligence is looking at all the factors in your life and determining/calculating that the logical outcome of all of them combined is that it's over.

Wisdom is going through life and coming to an understanding over time that it was already over.

 

[Deleted member 245103]

@Quicksand @Mess for two guaranteed non-retarded responses

Intelligence is the ability to understand and solve problems

Wisdom is knowing when and how to use intelligence

 

[SheafCohomology]

inteligence: logical reasoning

wisdom: using logical reasoning a bit to make life easier

 

[Deleted member 259412]

Imagine you have to create a (complicated?) product and you have instructions.

Intelligent: you read the instructions and create the product

Wise: you read the instructions, you don't know how to create that product, but you learn that some of those instructions can be used to create other things that a person who is only intelligent would not think of

 

[Deleted member 287651]

being white is so fulfilling

 

[smokedope]

Imagine you have to create a (complicated?) product and you have instructions.

Intelligent: you read the instructions and create the product

Wise: you read the instructions, you don't know how to create that product, but you learn that some of those instructions can be used to create other things that a person who is only intelligent would not think of

wisdom is more hands on imo, you use the world around you to come up with thoughts and ideas but i'm just summarising almost what you said