don't shelter kids

Not necessarily
Humans have this amazing ability to learn by example without experiencing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_80gWlDQdHg

Okay

Since you wanna be this way about it

Top definition

I want to be precise in my definitions

erudite =/= smart

Experience

Right there

In the dictionary

@Uksio you need to experience violence or else you'll never get a grasp of it

oversharing =/= honest

Experianced =/= wise

Some concepts are really close, yet still not the same to be synonymous

yes

I agree with this

but

You need to experience things

Here comes the butt

don't shelter kids

it's a seperate point

Intelligence is not actually specifically defined in psychology, so yes, technically erudite does not mean smart, but arguing that way is really just being overly specific about which aspect of the general definition you want to take

You’re arguing extreme technicalities for the most part here

"all those whippersnappers with their smartphones they don't care for my wisdom! Now how do I go on the internet again"

So wise

that's because they lack experience

senile fucking wisdom

And yet, when actual social situations arise, who’s more likely to know what to do

experience=/= wisedom

You’re being overly salty

It’s presenting a bias

but experience is a prerequisite for wisedom

You said yourself experience isn’t wisdom

But right there you said it is

With that example

An overly cliche example at that

@Sir Platypus some people
Anecdote a statistic does not make

Then why argue some people at all

If they aren’t entirely relevant