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"They'll all be about making a bridge between the wisdom of contemplative traditions to social and environmental action," she said.

"There is a line between the wisdom of crowds and the wisdom of the few that is challenging to draw," observes Lagoze, although the researchers would like one day to see application environments automatically selecting appropriate ranking schemes.

Through my own philosophical study I saw an opportunity to bridge the gap between the wisdom of the ages and today, by digesting it into a modern, relatable, and actionable guide that can help anyone improve their emotional fitness.

When we call one type of technology "high" and another "low," we set up an unfortunate and inaccurate hierarchy between the wisdom of the mind and the wisdom of the heart.

A day later, the president differentiated between the "wisdom" of the Park51 project (labeled the "Ground Zero Mosque" by its opponents) and the constitutional rights of project developers.

"There is a tension between the wisdom of the crowd and wisdom of experts," explains John Palfrey, executive director of Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society.

The noise between your ears blocks the wisdom of the subconscious.

A gap between Washington experience, and the wisdom of Washington's judgments.

On the diplomatic front, it was Paris that was to set the tone for a year of rancorous exchanges between Europe and Washington and bitter squabbling between the EU member states over the wisdom of the war in Iraq.

These failures have fueled a long-running dispute between environmentalists and levee builders about the wisdom of trying to rein in nature and build on flood plains.

This delicate borderland where inside and outside coexist is precisely the realm that McElroy's fiction tries to occupy, negotiating between bruising immersion in reality and the wisdom of distance, or, as McElroy puts it in "Socrates on the Beach": "No knowledge without being in the mess of things: no idea without standing outside".