 Humility theories of wisdom are not promising, but they do, perhaps, provide us with some important character traits associated with wise people. Wise people, one might argue, possess epistemic self-confidence, yet lack epistemic arrogance. Wise people tend to acknowledge their fallibility, and wise people are reflective, introspective, and tolerant of uncertainty.  Any acceptable theory of wisdom ought to be compatible with such traits.  However, those traits are not, in and of themselves, definitive of wisdom. 