He persuades his companion to take him to his coreligionists and help him convert them to the naked truth by propagating among them "the secrets of wisdom".
The site remains an enigma for many businesspeople, who through the years have concocted and propagated stories that contradict the conventional wisdom.
The chapter on the ice storm that felled a beloved oak, which gave Henry a way to propagate mushrooms, is a marvel of concise wisdom, and so is one called "Drakes Mount," for anyone who ever wondered exactly how birds do it.
Apollonius studied the Pythagorean legends of the previous centuries, created and propagated the ideal of a Pythagorean life of occult wisdom, purity, universal tolerance, and approximation to the divine and felt himself to be a reincarnation of Pythagoras.
Dudley is propagating the cynical myth – which, worryingly, seems to be becoming conventional wisdom – that beggars are not homeless at all, and are making a lot of money on the streets.
At its best, the movement's proponents say, open source could harness the collective wisdom of the world's best software designers for social good, undermine the Microsoft Corporation's Windows monopoly and propagate an operating system that does not crash.
Conventional wisdom holds that the arrival of the Democrats has raised the risks for China, an idea Mr Paulson and his team are only too happy to propagate.
The internet is often blamed for propagating invented quotations, usually attributed to Lincoln or Voltaire, but it is a powerful engine for chasing misattributed words of wisdom.
Urge to propagate and all.
This is consistent with conventional wisdom.
