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Wise people are smart people but there are people only being smart people. The wise people takes care of life while the smart people is engaged in his field.
On the other hand, people who lack education can become wiser people than educated people to the level of higher education. The most destructive people are the unwise clever; worse the consequences than indeed unwise fools.
Smart people and wise people are needed in life. The more smart and wise people the better life.
Thinking of yourself “Mr/Ms.Know-it-all” make you want to intervent and participate in everything. And sometimes the whole thing becomes chaotic.
Pretend yourself wise is placing yourself in the seat of a figure but not having an exemplary attitude in life; This is not only detrimental to life together but such a person is a person who harms himself.
“Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes and clever in their own sight.” Isiah 5:21
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