Sentence examples for social wisdom from inspiring English sources

As always, every social wisdom contains its paradox.

Although AC was unrelated to academic achievement or SAT scores, those higher in AC tended to be described by peers as having social wisdom, thoughtfulness, empathy, and openness.

Mr. Shah finds a certain social wisdom in daily prayer, giving him a chance to find out about the lives of his fellow Muslims.

We present the organization of both sides of the social navigation process: how social wisdom is collected and how it can be used to guide portal users to valuable resources.

E-cognocracy is a democratic model focussed on the joint creation of Social Wisdom through the Internet by means of the extraction and diffusion of knowledge related with the scientific resolution of highly complex problems associated with public decision making.

As I have spelled out in detail in my From Knowledge to Wisdom (Blackwell, 1984), we urgently need to bring about a revolution in academic inquiry so that the basic intellectual aim becomes social wisdom and not just specialised knowledge.

The twin problems of eliciting and aggregating information arise at many levels, including the social (wisdom-of-the-crowd) and the neural (ensemble voting).

That says to me that people think there's value in being part of this social, crowd wisdom scene.

She shares her social selling wisdom on Slideshare.

By "intelligence," I here refer to the panoply of cognitive capacities, including not just book smarts but also creativity, social intuition, wisdom and so on.

In an interview with PBS's Bill Moyers two years ago, Gbowee's words echoed centuries of Pan-African social protest wisdom: "If you're hungry, keep walking.