In Buddhism there are two types of wise view. The first is the basic understanding of karma, that our actions have consequences. What we think, say or do leads to harm or toward freedom. The more subtle, or superior, understanding of wise view is the experiential understanding of the four noble truths. Namely, that we have a problem with dissatisfactoriness, but there is a cure, and that cure is to follow the 8-fold path. Holding this view holds us to the path, the only logical cure for what ails us.