On a whole host of measures — income, job satisfaction, happiness, health — Caplan offers his own estimates for how much education matters, nearly always concluding that it's far less beneficial than conventional wisdom, or existing research, would have us believe.
For employers and the broader society, research confirms that older workers bring wisdom, beneficial experience and emotional balance to improve work environments and performance.
The gift of the caste system by Hindus to well over one-fifth of the world's population wipes out the beneficial impact of any wisdom in its philosophical traditions.
There was a collective wisdom about the beneficial effects of tough love – you set boundaries for your children, but you loved them within those boundaries".
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Then Socrates surprises the boy by claiming that good fortune simply is wisdom; he defends the claim by arguing that no good thing is beneficial unless its use is guided by wisdom.
Human's wisdom is getting more beneficial to mankind.
The wisdom has been especially beneficial in Peppler's relationship with none other than her own mother, as the two have undergone many life changes and obstacles through the years.
The wisdom of crowds is the beneficial effect of recruiting many independent predictors to solve a problem [18, 19].
Powered by ability, wisdom and a desire for beneficial purpose, a new model of engaged aging is emerging, one that moves away from age-segregation, decline and mass leisure to a model that capitalizes on the value of accumulated knowledge, wisdom and experience.
Still, to fulfill its function of ruling, reason needs wisdom, the knowledge of what is beneficial for each of the parts of the soul and for the whole (442c).
