We will need the wisdom of political scientists, historians, economists, social scientists, international affairs experts and others like never before if we are to avoid ending up poorer, weaker and less influential.
Another member, Diana DeGette (D-CO), questioned why companies can't receive the wisdom of NIH scientists for free.
("The space is rampant with people copying other people's ideas").. What she can say is that it will use the wisdom of crowds — including scientists and researchers whom she is currently lining up — to evaluate whether a project or person is legitimate.
But in general, goes the wisdom of local political scientists, the best educated, wealthiest, most established elements of civil society treated politics as something best left to others.
While the report repeatedly challenges the wisdom of that policy, recounting the scientists' reservations about it, it also represents an unusually unblinking, expansive acknowledgment by the Vatican of the problem of sexually abusive priests.
The emerging science shows the wisdom of that decision -- as scientists themselves are quick to point out.
Most of it reflected conventional wisdom among scientists: organic food has no nutritional advantages and poses a greater risk of bacterial contamination because it is grown in manure.
Peter A. Bradford, a former member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission who is now vice chairman of the Union of Concerned Scientists, questions the wisdom of direct aid to the industry.
The wisdom of their work, according to computer scientists, lies in its farsighted simplicity, designing a set of minimalist standards that others can build upon.
