It simply is. The reflection and hesitation of conscience is all of it inimical to free, spontaneous, activity. In freedom we are aware of consequences. At our best we revel in consequences, but really conscience doesn't enter into it. While dogma enlarges the sphere of necessity, doubt, in undermining all those certainties, potentiates the realm of freedom.
Wisdom is the perception and the awareness of that realm of freedom.
Wisdom is the moment in which it is all actualised, the phase of itself in which freedom is made free by being itself. There is some life in the shadow of certainties, but really it is only a shadow life. It can be considered in the brightest light of its clearest expression, in the Iliad where Hector puts every oracle to one side and walks like a man to his death. Achilles, who kills him, has no joy of the matter. Achilles was god and therefore doom driven.