In medieval Europe, sage was thought to strengthen the memory and promote wisdom.
For, while his writings promoted wisdom, balance, restraint and detachment, Seneca himself was forced into numerous compromises in the service of his protégé and employer, the murderous emperor Nero.
Given that our schools are failing at fostering even just creativity, we have our work cut out for us to promote wisdom.
An artist who worries about nothingness and darkness reassures himself and us by promoting the wisdom of crowds.
Relatively, smart city is a new concept and new mode to promote the wisdom of urban planning, construction, management, and service by using the Internet, cloud computing, big data, geospatial information integration and other new generation information technology (National Development and Reform Commission, 2014).
In 1942, the Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter famously described the role of entrepreneurs as "creative destruction," whereby investment in new forms of technology, often in the face of conventional wisdom, promotes economic growth.
This rewrite is intended to promote "the received wisdom to bracket Stalin and Hitler as twin monsters of the past century".
For years, many Republicans, corporate lobbyists and -- especially -- advocates for the restaurant industry, which is the worst offender when it comes to exploiting low wage workers - have promoted the conventional wisdom that raising the minimum wage somehow has political costs.
Its plus side is that if used with wisdom, it promotes morals and good living, harmony through similarity and connection, peace, respect and tolerance of each other as well as sustainability.
Not everyone in Bulgaria is convinced of the wisdom of promoting women in politics.
