Frost considered his late work the product of wisdom: "young people have insight.
Whitney saw the most marked distinction among religions as being between race religions ("the collective product of the wisdom of a community") and individually founded religions.
He believes our heritage of ordered freedom is the product of great wisdom and much practical experience, and he thinks that we would run great risk if we should exchange it for some utopian design.
His conclusion, surprisingly, is that late style, far from being the serene product of accumulated wisdom and insight, is sometimes cranky and petulant and frequently displays "intransigence, difficulty and unresolved contradiction," even an impatience with "coherent sense".
Some of Thursday's rout appears to have been more a product of the wisdom of crowd computing than of widespread human panic.
Luke's great act of bravery in the movie is also a product of this earned wisdom, relying on cunning and misdirection rather than gung-ho optimism or blind faith.
"Wide Sargasso Sea," a prequel to "Jane Eyre" that brought Jean Rhys fame in her late 70s, was the product of hard-won wisdom about how a fragile psyche can be crushed by the habits of dominance and submission between men and women, and between Europe and its colonies.
According to a recent study, there are almost four million mom bloggers in North America who share their wit, wisdom and product recommendations on the web daily.
To behold Alain's timeline is to be granted an access-all-areas pass to a philosophy-processing plant, where all manner of rogue material is compressed into a wisdom-effect product.
For example, the leucine production data can be explained completely by nongrowth associated product formation, contrary to conventional wisdom.
