In many countries ancient proverbs, folk sayings, aphorisms which were aimed at explaining the essence of wisdom or played the role of wise characteristics, definitions of human life, existence, relationship of man with nature, with other people, the role of man in the world, in the relationship with the surroundings.
However, now we live in other realities of developed or developing countries, in fact technical civilization, in the era of the technological revolution, in information societies, sometimes also surrounded by electronics, in the world of smart city, etc.
In the present reality, the concept of wisdom could be modified in relation to what the wisdom in antiquity was defined.
Or maybe in principle, nothing has changed, maybe it's a question of philosophy, not technology?
However, the contemporary definition of wisdom in the context of conducting scientific research may be interesting.
In view of the above, I am asking you: Can you provide a definition of wisdom in the context of research?
Please reply. I invite you to the discussion
Wisdom is the ability to use intelligence or knowledge or even understanding to think and act in such a way that common sense prevails and choices are beneficial and productive.
You don’t get knowledge enough to make you wise. You don’t receive understanding from simply hearing others. Experience might be one of the most valuable tools in acquiring wisdom.
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/christiancrier/2015/05/22/what-is-the-bible-definition-of-wisdom-how-are-we-wise-in-gods-eyes/
Wisdom is considered an optimal outcome of human development .
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