01 January 1970 1 4K Report

Often, we understand the importance of education, having an income source, getting a house, and starting a family. As much as knowledge is important as well as having talent, is not enough. There should be a moral, meaningful, abstract, and creative element in knowledge. We must have wisdom, and the ability to understand our limitations and not get dwindled simply by competition. But only thinking in one dimension of the aspect, we risk not thinking in multiple aspects. In global politics, a good leader is not simply determined by how brave and vocal they are. The elements of kind-heartedness are not limited to a single aspect of simply caring, but at times coming up with practical solutions rather than what the system wants or the leader cares for deeply. Past leaders like Roosevelt and Eisenhower faced intense criticism for their reform policies, from their constitutions. Even as far as a sharp public opinion. We often fall short of our opinions, sometimes it is important to understand the world from the perspective of many different people, to overcome our own biases. It is also valuable to self-reflect on one's physical, moral, and practical development from the judgment of others, at times it may not be necessarily valid. Everyone wants fame, value, and wealth. But is better to develop moral values and smart practices, so we don't go looking for attention, people will automatically want to mix with you.

Wisdom is a practice that tells us the philosophy behind our knowledge. Wisdom will question the meaning behind our intellectual curiosity. To navigate the usefulness of what we have learned and mastered. Knowing without wisdom is like having soup without the flavor. It is essential to back the rational nature of our predictions and make meaningful conclusions.

I look forward to your wonderful opinions regarding this topic of interest.

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