.. those who can see that will have the edge. The distinction between knowing and understanding is what makes things interesting. Knowing is generally factual. You have learned a particular kind of knowledge and you know its
Understanding, however, is more fluid. You have learned a particular kind of knowledge, but you don’t see it as a fact or a truth applied rigidly to one thing. Rather, you understand that knowledge’s essence and you can see how it relates to everything else, with nuances and contradictions included.
The difference is subtle but potent. While intelligence gives you specific utility, wisdom inspires flexible versatility. It provides a more textured lens for interacting with reality, very much changing how you think. truth as it applies to a particular problem.
In network science, there is a now-famous effect called Metcalfe's law.
It was first used to describe the growth of telecommunication networks, but over time, the application has been extended beyond that. It essentially states that the value of a network rises with the number of connected users.
In any network, each thing of interest is a node and the connection between such things is a link. The number of nodes themselves doesn’t necessarily reflect the value of a network, but the number of links between those nodes does.
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