I’m wondering if these tests in any way capture wisdom. I’m 2 hours in and I’m not sure if I missed anything on that. Another question would be whether people can study these tests. I met a person that was studying hardcore to take an IQ test. She did score quite high but while working with her it felt like working with a robot with lots of blind spots.,(reply>), I think wisdom could be connected to the idea of crystallized intelligence. They did touch crystallized intelligence subject briefly.,(reply>), 1. Wisdom is a kind of good sense developed over years - intelligence is not that, but intelligence helps. <br>2. Studying will do very little on a proper intelligence test. If you give people 5 different kinds of intelligence tests, their scores will correlate. Those who do well on one will do well on the others. Within an 'IQ' test there are different sections with totally different content. People who do well in one section tend to do well in the others. Studying has nothing  to do with it.,(reply>), Wisdom is hard to gauge. But one hopes one recognizes it when one sees it! That's probably related to the notion that there are different "types" of intelligence, and the usefulness each may have in terms of solving problems in a given context, e.g., resolving disputes.