La sabiduría representa el equilibro entre el saber, la experiencia y la ética, facilitándonos entender, experimentar emociones y comportarnos con inteligencia y empatía. Es más que conocer cosas; requiere su aplicación con equidad y sentido en la vida.

Thank you for your response. I agree, wisdom is the tangible result of knowledge, its useful and world-changing application in real life, as well as an ethical imperative to think and act according to moral principles.

Dear Amalya Sukiasyan and Karima Behdaoui , super-interesting discussion! I recognise what Karima Behdaoui has written above, that wisdom is a balance, an equilibrium between knowledge, ethics and experience. I would say that humility is a key part of wisdom, the ability to listen to sufficient external perspectives on a question before producing judgments and also even try to only produce a judgment when needed. I'm also not sure whether truth and knowledge are necessary, at least if we're talking about absolute truth and knowledge. I think local and even relative truth and knowledge would suffice.

Best Wishes,

Haris

Thank you for sharing your insights. Humility is an important dimension of wisdom. In an academic context, intellectual humility, as a Socratic reflection on one's knowledge, protects one from the illusion of truth, and ungrounded beliefs.