Matters of practical wisdom are more complicated than matters of maths and science, for a 20 year-old mathematical prodigy can be brilliant at these, yet no 20 year-old can be wise. Practical wisdom requires experience, and often it is those who lack any one specialized ability, that excel at living life; at becoming wise. It is those who steer clear of narrow pathways and do not overly concern themselves with the finer details. Those, whose focus is a life well-lived.

The mathematicians and the scientists on the other hand, will insist it to be a close-minded approach and that the finer details truly matter. That all be information and that all be binary. A type of neutral monism, they will promote. A world-view of the pedantic; for the pedantic. A specialized world-view; for the reverse-cripple - the one who has too much of one thing, but not enough of everything else.