Not a fix, exactly, although the film crowd, like all social groups who are presented with a questionnaire, tends to repeat the conventional wisdom without troubling to think it through.
Even better, perhaps he will consider the wisdom of I Used to Think..
While Peretz derides the Times for its supposed snobbery and mocks its "Olympian wisdom," he certainly seems to think that he knows better than they do about all manner of topics.
One would like to think that wisdom wrought by experience, would inspire refinement of vision, paring of words and clarity of purpose.
Just go silent," he told GQ. "Maybe it's being older; maybe that's just a tiny tag of wisdom, that you've got to think about something before you say something.
Internet artists, for all of their digital-native wisdom, should know better than to think.JPEGs are a viable commodity when they've seen multi-billion dollar industries like music, film, and newspapers run around like baffled idiots for the past decade trying to figure out why they can't sell MP3s, MOVs, and PDFs like they used to in traditional media.
Show children that wisdom is to live healthily, to think positively, to read spiritual books, and to relax often enough.
Anyone who really took to heart the speech RFK gave after Martin Luther King's assassination would need to think about what wisdom is.
She and Labour need to think again about the wisdom of turning a blind eye to the Mail.
"If those most likely to think they have a grasp on political information are in fact wrong," says Ms Nalder, there may be a need to "think twice about the wisdom of direct democracy".
