but he was a jew

Ehhhh - Judgement is a combination of knowledge and experience. That's especially true in the workplace.

some of the best judgement comes from people that were never formly edcuated and didn't have access to a library of knowedge

ONLY true in the workplace

only

Someone with experience who doesn't know why their performing actions is a useless automaton. You need both to exercise sound judgement.

You can say "never judge a book by its cover" so would kids get triggered at mein kamf?

it's not a combination unless you are refering to domain specific information

in which case that is still knowledge

just knowledge of process

It's hard to find an example of wisdom that doesn't apply to a specific domain

strongly disagree

C'MON MAN

NO true wisdom is domain specific

none

utility is the measure of wisdom

this is an exhausting argument

Goddammit, again were in agreement on this shit

not argument, a discussion

I'm done with the metaphysics, we're in agreement that wisdom is a combination of knowledge and experience.

knowledge is knowing a tomato is technically a fruit, wisdom is knowing a tomato does not belong in a fruit salad

there you go

that works; i still think the internet is making people's lives worse not better

and driving us towards a civil conflict in the US

cringe @matroyshka

is it cringe tho or am i spitting straight truths

into the mic

wisdom is UNDERSTNANDING why the tomato doesn't belong in the salad

jesus christ

not just the knowledge that it doesn't belong without any clue as to the reason

okay that's a more exact way of phrasing it sure

there is a major difference

I wish for a nuclear winter.

me too

a little bit

Comprehension is realizing that all fruits are also vegetables

it's easy to 'know'; it's hard to 'understand'

comprehension isn't understanding though

UHM ACTUALLY AS A BOTANIST @Hexidecimark YOU NEED TO STOP MANSPLAINING

it's just assimilation of a knowledge base

i noticed that first with millenials