Originally posted by SharpeMotheryou cant learn from someone else's experience, it's not yours... all because that experience was wrong for that person doesnt mean it will be for you... i guess if you were wise you would have known that anyway!
Is it possible to have wisdom at a young age? What if you learn from someone else's experience and are smart, as well as have the ability to apply the experience and knowledge to your life...does this mean that you are wise?
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomIs the internet a chance for you to post things like "I'm really smart" because in fact you are too insecure to allow people to make their own minds up? The fact that you see fit to post self-indulgent boasts about yourself doesn't bode well.
is the internet a chance for you to pretend that you are intimidating and intelligent because in fact in real life you are weak and pathetic?
Originally posted by eatmybishopI would agree with you except for one thing...right and wrong are not defined by experience.
you cant learn from someone else's experience, it's not yours... all because that experience was wrong for that person doesnt mean it will be for you... i guess if you were wise you would have known that anyway!
You most certainly CAN learn from some ones experience - we do it all the time. Have you ever trusted a doctors’ diagnosis? The doctor has experienced knowledge that you don't even question. Isn't it wise to learn from the doctors’ experience?
Originally posted by scottishinnzi was debating that you dont have to be old to be wise. and i AM smart
Is the internet a chance for you to post things like "I'm really smart" because in fact you are too insecure to allow people to make their own minds up? The fact that you see fit to post self-indulgent boasts about yourself doesn't bode well.
Originally posted by SharpeMotheryou should question even a docter
I would agree with you except for one thing...right and wrong are not defined by experience.
You most certainly CAN learn from some ones experience - we do it all the time. Have you ever trusted a doctors’ diagnosis? The doctor has [b]experienced knowledge that you don't even question. Isn't it wise to learn from the doctors’ experience?[/b]
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Originally posted by scottishinnzmy aunt died because they thought something she had was minor, turned out to be cancerous. the inhaler they gave her to "make her better" is what killed her.
Based upon? I mean, someone as smart as you wouldn't be making an unsubstantiated claim, right?