The mammalian brain is a fascinating organ, which breeds wisdom, empathy, and creativity, i.e., features unique to the human mind.
As in Mistry's more grandly scaled, Commonwealth Writers Prize-winning magnum opus, "A Fine Balance" (1995), close quarters breed difficulty, ill temper, wisdom, and love.
IT was named for a European breed of bunny, whose wisdom was singled out in the Bible ("The conies are but a feeble folk, yet make they their houses in the rocks").
Conventional wisdom these days, Breed explained, is that the ball, at rest on the green, sits in a little dimple or depression caused by its own weight and needs a little putter loft to lift it out and set it on its way.
The judge, nominated to the bench by President Eisenhower, was one of a vanishing breed -- a moderate Republican with wisdom, common sense and a pleasant personality.
Great strides have been made in changing the reputation of pit bulls through the efforts of loving owners, rescuers and adopters who proved the prevailing "wisdom" about this maligned breed to be wrong.
In the decade that followed, the same over-confidence in the power and wisdom of financial models bred a disastrous culture of complacency, ending in the 2008 crash.
On the one hand, experience can breed comfort and success, yet, it is wisdom that offers sophistication in managing difficult situations.
Invariably, justification for exotic breed introduction was based on the conventional wisdom that local breeds were genetically inferior, e.g. small litters, slow growth and low egg, milk or wool yield.
"So the course is covering a lot of the same methods, but in a fun way". Dog DNA is a booming business for instance, Mars Inc. says that it has tested more than a million dogs with mail-order Wisdom Panel kits that cost $84.99 for breed determination or $149.99 to determine the breed but also screen for more than 150 genetic conditions.
