What is wisdom? (Сочинения ЕГЭ английский язык)

What is wisdom? That's the problem that BM raises. Bim-Bad.

The author in his text reflects on what wisdom is. He is convinced: this is "the highest that a person can achieve". Wisdom consists, first of all, in "careful judgments", in the ability to base them on knowledge, taking note of many factors. She "needs knowledge, but it does not boil down to them." BM Bim-Bud believes that wisdom should be taught at school, the teacher gives a vivid example to prove his thoughts: if suddenly someone can know about all kinds of butterflies, but nothing to understand in the environment and not even to be interested in it, this "someone" misses the connection between the world and a single butterfly.

The author's position is simple: wisdom is caution in judgments, refraining from unreasonable statements, the ability to take into account many factors.

I agree with the position of BM Bim-Bad: wisdom is more than just knowledge, wisdom is a set of skills, rich experience and restraint in judgments. Classics and publicists have written about this many times.

In Leo Tolstoy's novel War and Peace, the author claims that Platon Karataev's folk wisdom helped Pierre Bezukhov survive in captivity. Plato taught him to live simply, appreciate what you have: sunlight, raindrops, morning dawn. You should not always be in search of happiness, the peasant is sure, you must live and enjoy the fact that you just live.

In the fairy tale of Saint Exupery "The Little Prince" it is narrated that the old Fox taught the Little Prince to comprehend the wisdom of human relations.

To understand the interlocutor, the Fox asserted, one must learn to peer at it, forgive minor shortcomings. After all, the most important thing is always hidden inside, and immediately you can not see it.

Thus, wisdom is not only knowledge, it is the sum of skills, restraint in judgments and a rich life experience.In Leo Tolstoy's novel War and Peace, the author claims that Platon Karataev's folk wisdom helped Pierre Bezukhov survive in captivity. Plato taught him to live simply, appreciate what you have: sunlight, raindrops, morning dawn. You should not always be in search of happiness, the peasant is sure, you must live and enjoy the fact that you just live.