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Now it makes sense Josiah was King at age 8!

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Brain tends to integrate - is this viewed as wisdom?

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Teenage behavior is greatly affected by their brain growth or lack of.

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There is still hope for brain growth as we age.

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If you use it, you won’t lose it

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It seems a lot like the parable of the sower and the seeds we can plant and water truths but we have to be patient and wait for the growth

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It’s not just genes anymore

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Physical activity stimulates the brain

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It’s not just about “what you have” in terms of talent and mental abilities; it’s about what you do with it, about learning and practice.

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How does love others as self correlate to wisdom and selflessness?

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Those who focused on things outside themselves were the most wise

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The Harvard research study on wisdom

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Deliberate practice  has more to do with success than genetics

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People that are not self-centered tend to be more wise

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The number of hours students spend under the direct influence of school staff

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Wisdom is other focused

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Teaching without an awareness of how the brain learns is like designing a glove with no sense of what a hand looks like.

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Genes aren’t fixed—I’d like to hear more about this research!

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The idea of our genes being affected by our environment makes me think about the nature v. nurture debate.

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Very interesting that there is a correlation between wisdom and selflessness! I wonder how they quantified “wisdom”

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High wisdom correlates with low self-centeredness