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Hey everybody! Eli is back with another blog with even more memes to bring into a serious subject! Now, the serious subject we will be talking about today (if you were too lazy to read the title) is the difference between knowledge and wisdom. Hey! I see you there trying to shy away from this "boring" article! I'm not your 7th grade history or science teacher who will babble on about a boring thing for hours. In fact, I'll keep you entertained as well, and that's what these blogs are for. Let's get to it- Oh, wait. I gotta let you veterans know about those two upcoming blogs.
If you've been subscribed (or not, I really don't care, since I love as friends you either way) to my blog pages for a while now, you will know that I have two blogs coming up about "Why School is the Worst Thing Ever" part 2, and my 1 year anniversary blog. Those are coming out in a month, in which the dates are June 8th (In which I end school) and June 16th (Ironically I started out on the date 6/6/16. At least I'm not promoting evil, nor am I evil in any sense). Patience is the key to those blogs, and you can be expecting more in the future as well (Especially when I want to review and bash the emoji movie. Just... They need to stop). Without further ado, let's really get started this time!
This big debate among these ways of gaining IQ is a big struggle upon the human race. From the dawn of time to our weird and wacky world of electric objects, we still fight over this apparent issue ever since we developed a brain. "What the heck really is wisdom?" "What's knowledge anyways?" "Do we really need both of them?" "Why am I asking so many questions?" "Do I sound like a nerd yet?" Well, shut up and I'll answer them to the best of my opinion. By the way, this article is almost entirely opinionated. It's not a rant, but something you can kind of relate to in a sense. I'm not here to spread more useless arguments, but in a way, sparkling them with a more positive outlook and a more civilized manner. I'm a transcendentalist Christian by the way, so if this is more Christian bias, I'll try to include other religions as well. Also, Magikarps, beware. If this will make you splash with rage, simply don't read it. That will be all of the disclaimers for now. Let's explain these darn IQ boosters and what their purpose is already, shall we?
Okay, let's get to the main elephant gummy vitamin in the room, knowledge. This is the nerdy science part of it, but it's alright. This IQ booster is obtained through books and other malarkey like school. It's the type of intelligence that is mostly bias when crammed into books, and spreading it to other people. It's almost like spreading a virus around, but it can be good or bad. Sure, it can enlighten you, but sometimes it can make you narcissistic at the same time. I'm not saying it's evil, but it's nice to use if you still aren't achieving wisdom just yet or are having trouble achieving it (we'll get to that later), it's quite handy. Essentially, this blog is basically filling you with knowledge. Wait! Don't leave or splash at me! I'm just saying that blogs on PMC are mostly filled with positive knowledge.
YouTube is the "negative" side of knowledge (depending if you're not on the Nostalgia Critic side of YouTube and more on the Fine Bros side of it). It fills you with bias that can hurt your positive side or give you misinformation. Thankfully, it's only the drama part (or some YouTube comments) that can bring negativity. Some (if not most) stuff on YouTube can enlighten you, and can easily give you wisdom too with a brand new spin, all while making you laugh at the same time. For me, YouTubers like Nostalgia Critic, The Game/Film Theorists, Cellspex, I Hate Everything (Ironically looks at negative sides rationally and tells them in a light most people can understand), PhantomStrider, TheJWittz, JonTron, and TheOdd1sOut are the most thought provoking and entertaining YouTubers out there, and can sure make you laugh in less than a millisecond. There's even more out there that can make you laugh that I haven't even mentioned. I'm not going to demonize Pewdiepie, The Fine Bros, or Jacksepiceye here either, because some of these drama bringers used to be funny, and can still today mean something to other people, whether you like them or not from the incident. Besides that crap out of the way, let's get to the wisdom part (Please don't splash at me for mentioning this! :P).
Wisdom (to me) is a way of gaining intelligence subtly, and can be enlightening in most cases. This subtly is given through a religion's (in my case, Christianity) overseer or god, and does it subtly without words. Nature is usually a natural source of this, and even scientists gain it through this unknown unexplainable place. This could be why some people are born geniuses or great motivational speakers of our time, all because their way of going to the other path is all brought by the subtle figures of their "overseer". Most people barely can grasp on this, and only a few rare people can obtain this "magical ability".
Hey, are you still with me? No? Uh... Puppies!
Okay, now that your eye has been grasped once again, let's explain more wisdom! Oh, don't boo at this and call it boring! It's not that bad. Just bare with me, okay? Good.
Now, if you were to go outside and actually see the subtleties of nature, you could portray birds are human beings, or the chopping of trees as our cruelty to nature. Heck, even staring at buildings could tell you that we're going too far with human potential. Then, if you were able to write a book (or blog) about it and share it with others, your wisdom is obtained through others by knowledge. Sure, some bits of wisdom can be false, such as some crap on YouTube, John Smith's Biography (No, really. he just idolizes himself in this book if you actually read it), or this so called "fake news". I call these examples "False Wisdom", but who cares.
Like that factory example in The Incredibles, Wisdom cannot work without obtaining knowledge from books and such. Not even knowledge can be obtained without wisdom! With all the science vs religion debate crap, this could be the solution to such a dumb argument. Religion cannot work without it being obtained by someone with vast knowledge of it (Your overseer (if you have a religion) or subtle ways of looking at stuff without one doing it (if you're an Atheist)). Science cannot work without someone with subtle wisdom (like Darwin suddenly knowing what the "Darwinian Evolution" is through his overseer's subtle doings with animals). In a way, you need both to fuel both.
That's all I can bring through my opinion (also somehow filled with fact, so it's not a rant), and I hope I didn't make you mad! The next blog will be filled with less serious matters, and I'll see you next time! For now, here's some cats. Peace!
If you've been subscribed (or not, I really don't care, since I love as friends you either way) to my blog pages for a while now, you will know that I have two blogs coming up about "Why School is the Worst Thing Ever" part 2, and my 1 year anniversary blog. Those are coming out in a month, in which the dates are June 8th (In which I end school) and June 16th (Ironically I started out on the date 6/6/16. At least I'm not promoting evil, nor am I evil in any sense). Patience is the key to those blogs, and you can be expecting more in the future as well (Especially when I want to review and bash the emoji movie. Just... They need to stop). Without further ado, let's really get started this time!
This big debate among these ways of gaining IQ is a big struggle upon the human race. From the dawn of time to our weird and wacky world of electric objects, we still fight over this apparent issue ever since we developed a brain. "What the heck really is wisdom?" "What's knowledge anyways?" "Do we really need both of them?" "Why am I asking so many questions?" "Do I sound like a nerd yet?" Well, shut up and I'll answer them to the best of my opinion. By the way, this article is almost entirely opinionated. It's not a rant, but something you can kind of relate to in a sense. I'm not here to spread more useless arguments, but in a way, sparkling them with a more positive outlook and a more civilized manner. I'm a transcendentalist Christian by the way, so if this is more Christian bias, I'll try to include other religions as well. Also, Magikarps, beware. If this will make you splash with rage, simply don't read it. That will be all of the disclaimers for now. Let's explain these darn IQ boosters and what their purpose is already, shall we?
Okay, let's get to the main elephant gummy vitamin in the room, knowledge. This is the nerdy science part of it, but it's alright. This IQ booster is obtained through books and other malarkey like school. It's the type of intelligence that is mostly bias when crammed into books, and spreading it to other people. It's almost like spreading a virus around, but it can be good or bad. Sure, it can enlighten you, but sometimes it can make you narcissistic at the same time. I'm not saying it's evil, but it's nice to use if you still aren't achieving wisdom just yet or are having trouble achieving it (we'll get to that later), it's quite handy. Essentially, this blog is basically filling you with knowledge. Wait! Don't leave or splash at me! I'm just saying that blogs on PMC are mostly filled with positive knowledge.
YouTube is the "negative" side of knowledge (depending if you're not on the Nostalgia Critic side of YouTube and more on the Fine Bros side of it). It fills you with bias that can hurt your positive side or give you misinformation. Thankfully, it's only the drama part (or some YouTube comments) that can bring negativity. Some (if not most) stuff on YouTube can enlighten you, and can easily give you wisdom too with a brand new spin, all while making you laugh at the same time. For me, YouTubers like Nostalgia Critic, The Game/Film Theorists, Cellspex, I Hate Everything (Ironically looks at negative sides rationally and tells them in a light most people can understand), PhantomStrider, TheJWittz, JonTron, and TheOdd1sOut are the most thought provoking and entertaining YouTubers out there, and can sure make you laugh in less than a millisecond. There's even more out there that can make you laugh that I haven't even mentioned. I'm not going to demonize Pewdiepie, The Fine Bros, or Jacksepiceye here either, because some of these drama bringers used to be funny, and can still today mean something to other people, whether you like them or not from the incident. Besides that crap out of the way, let's get to the wisdom part (Please don't splash at me for mentioning this! :P).
Wisdom (to me) is a way of gaining intelligence subtly, and can be enlightening in most cases. This subtly is given through a religion's (in my case, Christianity) overseer or god, and does it subtly without words. Nature is usually a natural source of this, and even scientists gain it through this unknown unexplainable place. This could be why some people are born geniuses or great motivational speakers of our time, all because their way of going to the other path is all brought by the subtle figures of their "overseer". Most people barely can grasp on this, and only a few rare people can obtain this "magical ability".
Hey, are you still with me? No? Uh... Puppies!
Okay, now that your eye has been grasped once again, let's explain more wisdom! Oh, don't boo at this and call it boring! It's not that bad. Just bare with me, okay? Good.
Now, if you were to go outside and actually see the subtleties of nature, you could portray birds are human beings, or the chopping of trees as our cruelty to nature. Heck, even staring at buildings could tell you that we're going too far with human potential. Then, if you were able to write a book (or blog) about it and share it with others, your wisdom is obtained through others by knowledge. Sure, some bits of wisdom can be false, such as some crap on YouTube, John Smith's Biography (No, really. he just idolizes himself in this book if you actually read it), or this so called "fake news". I call these examples "False Wisdom", but who cares.
Like that factory example in The Incredibles, Wisdom cannot work without obtaining knowledge from books and such. Not even knowledge can be obtained without wisdom! With all the science vs religion debate crap, this could be the solution to such a dumb argument. Religion cannot work without it being obtained by someone with vast knowledge of it (Your overseer (if you have a religion) or subtle ways of looking at stuff without one doing it (if you're an Atheist)). Science cannot work without someone with subtle wisdom (like Darwin suddenly knowing what the "Darwinian Evolution" is through his overseer's subtle doings with animals). In a way, you need both to fuel both.
That's all I can bring through my opinion (also somehow filled with fact, so it's not a rant), and I hope I didn't make you mad! The next blog will be filled with less serious matters, and I'll see you next time! For now, here's some cats. Peace!
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An intelligent person may not be the most wise nor is the Wisest the most intelligent. Knowledge is the collection of Intelligence and Wisdom. A smart person can see a pit and know it's too far to drop. A person with knowledge will know how far of a fall they can take. A wise person would say to just go around.
Was a nice read, probably should use less cats, though.
And yeah, next time, less cats will be used as your request states. Like my policy says for most blogs: "I shall not deny a guest, even the most ridiculous request" (Oh wait, that was from SpongeBob. Uh... "Give the people what they want"? ...Crap. How about "I'll accept requests, no matter how stupid or ludicrous they are". There; that's something).