Thug, promoter, journalist, girlfriend, revolutionary, television executive, dictator, prison guard -- they all speak in parables and aphorisms and wisecracks that might just be wisdom, borrowing the diction of the King James Bible and of the blues.
In another writer, this might be tragic wisdom, or grounds for misanthropic satire.
This might be the wisdom of those bright, tough, brave kids in Parkland.
Mr. Rosenstiel, a co-author of "The Elements of Journalism: What News People Should Know and the Public Should Expect" (Crown Publishers, 2001), said that while 51percentt of what is reported might be conventional wisdom, it might also be wrong.
Even if we do not doubt specific events, her discovery in her child of cunning and malevolence might be thought the wisdom or the illusion of hindsight.
Simply put, to understand the intermediary, we need to understand what might be called "the wisdom of the intermediary".
A key manifestation of that belief is the Socratic method of learning in which every student is encouraged to express his or her ideas no matter how different they might be from conventional wisdom.
Think about what attracts you to other people -- it might be wit, charm, wisdom, or a helpful nature.
For those not hanging on every twist and turn in the network's reinvention, a quick recap: the "old" conventional wisdom that Erin Burnett would be moving from her 7 PM slot to join Chris Cuomo in the mornings, has given way to a new "other things might be happening" conventional wisdom.
