### wisdom:

Biblical wisdom
* dominates parent-child relationships.
* is drastically different from the many schools of modern philosophy.

Christian wisdom
* appears to be foolishness to the people of the world.
* profound thing which wears better than human wisdom.

Divine wisdom
* gives meaning to man's life.
* teaches the value of peace.

Folk wisdom
* is filled with ghosts who refuse to rest in their graves until their stories are told.
* says that allergies are seasonal.

Human wisdom
* is discursive, based on philosophy and the fruit of which is theology.
* leads to sin.

Spiritual wisdom
* leads to holiness.
* way of being alive.

Statecraft
* comes from soulcraft.
* is the skill of managing a state well

True wisdom
* is attached to the substance, False wisdom to the shadow
  - fondness of truth, without guile or dissimulation
  - natural and supernatural
* is the clarity of equality
  - father of mercy and understanding
* qualitative value built on a quantitative foundation.

### without tails:

Hominoid
* All hominoids are without tails.
* also lack a tail.

Woman
* All human females have large mammary glands.
* Human females are doctors
  - unique in that they outlive their own fertility, surviving well past menopause
  - have larger breasts and hips than males
* Human females have two 'X' sex chromosomes, and are therefore called the homogametic sex
  - wider pelvises than males and, on average, run less well
  - produce primary oocytes throughout life
* Most human females are capable of having their first baby at about that age.

### wood-rat:

Pack rat
* abound along with day-time active cliff chipmunks, ground and rock squirrels.
* are exceedingly industerious individuals and work from dusk until dawn if uninterrupted
  - nest builders
* build complex houses or dens made of twigs, cactus joints, and other materials.
* have a rat-like appearance with long tails, large ears and large black eyes.
* live anywhere from low, hot, dry deserts to cold, rocky slopes above timberline.

### wood-rat:

Packrat
* are collectors
  - common in the deserts and highlands of the western United States and northern Mexico
  - small western rodents who love to pick up interesting objects, which they store away
  - wood rats
* get their water by ingesting desert plants.
+ Pack rat: Rodents
  * The 'Pack rat', which is also called  'Wood rat' or 'Trade rat', is a rodent of one of several species in the genus 'Neotoma'. Packrats are common in the deserts and highlands of the western United States and northern Mexico. They are also not related to the rat, other than also being a rodent.

Wooden object
* are painted and decorated with pearl, gold, silver, shell, and other objects.
* tend to cause bubbles.

### woodman:

Cabinetmaker
* are tradesmans
  - woodworkers
* often work independently or for their own companies.
+ Cabinet making: Woodworking
  * Cabinetmakers learn to use the tools of the cabinet making trade.

### woods:

Grove
* Most groves grow on limestone or dolomite.
* are forests
  - gardens
* is woods

### woods | grove:

Aspen grove
* Many aspen groves are on moist sites where shrubs and wildflowers also thrive.
* are essentially hundreds of trees growing from the same root
  - healthiest when they include trees at all different levels of maturity

Sacred grove
* exist in China, India, Africa and elsewhere.
* represent a traditional form of nature worship.