My grandpa doesn’t know what photoshop is, but he know how to take a wonderful picture by his experiences. He knows how to use the light and how to use the distance from each subject to make pictures look beautiful. Could I say I’m more wise than my grandpa in photograph? No. I couldn’t. He has way more experiences than me. We are the young people comare our ancestors. By Smith’s argument, he thinks young people have more wisdom than their ancestors because we know what our ancestors know; and we know what our ancestors don’t know, such as technology. But do we really have more wisdom than our ancestors? I don’t think so. Wisdom is some thing that cannot exsists without real life experiences. Noble is a kond of wisdom. People who know more seems “smarter” than those people who know less. But on the other hand, without life experiences, those smarter peopple will not know how to use their knowlwdge. The real wisdom means various of life experiences. Wisedom means knowing how to apply knowledge. Imagine that a group of people get lost in the woods. The weather is extremly cold and all the woods around them are wet. They feel cold and they want to make a fire. Some of them are elder and experience more. They choose to stay where they are right now, instead of walking around to move woods. The people who alive are those elder people. Why? Because they have more experience so they know the best way to keep warm is staing there, not walking around and trying to mke a fire. More life experiences meand knowing how to make the right decision. Even though we do learn a lot from our ancestors, we still cannot totally copy their experience. Our ancestors live longer than us. We all know giving birth is extremly painful, but do we know how hurt it is without really experience it? No. That’s why guys will never fully understand why women will screaming, even crying when