ENTERTAINING SPEECH OUTLINE

SPEAKER'S NAME: Reign Aihly M. Neyra

INTRODUCTION
ATTENTION GETTER: We are living in age were drowning of information, yet we are
starving for wisdom. Education ruins our common sense.

MAIN BODY
I. UNDERSTANDING THE DEFINITION OF WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE
- Knowledge is gained through learning facts. Someone who knows a lot about a
certain subject, such as science or history, can be considered knowledgeable.
On the other hand, Wisdom comes from observing experiences and learning
from them in a way that affects future decisions and behavior.
- It's all about perspective. They are two different sides of the same coin. The
primary difference between the two words is that wisdom involves a healthy
dose of perspective and the ability to make sound judgments about something
while knowledge is simply knowing.
- Knowledge is what you know, Wisdom, that's how you live.
- Knowledge says the speed limit is 70, Wisdom says don't drive a hundred
while going past a state trooper.
- There's a lot of people who know a lot, but they don't do anything about it, not
even wise in fact they're fools.
II. EFFECTS OF BOTH
- Nowadays we usually tend to underestimate our parents and elders. People
assume themselves to be smarter on the basis of the knowledge which is gained
through education. They often neglect the fact that wisdom is ability to discern is
acquired through experience. Wisdom play a very important role in application of
relevant knowledge in the practical scenario.
- knowledge always comes first. Wisdom is built upon knowledge. That means you
can be both wise and knowledgeable, but you can’t be wise without being
knowledgeable. And just because you’re knowledgeable doesn’t mean you’re
wise.
 II. FUNNY EPISODES/EXAMPLES
- My aunt read a book about business, she’s gaining knowledge but then start
sleeping on the couch. Practical scenario
- Friday morning and Jemma come close to Gian to ask if he studied for the exam
that day, but the guy says, "nah, I borrowed my mom's necklace of wisdom" after
the exam, he sighs," I should've studied. (KNOWLEDGE)
- One morning in a company, the employee present that they're product - the
parachute only fails 5% and so the competitors are doing worse with their
product. They all think it was great except for the other employee who interrupted
and says, "Nobody will buy a parachute that fails 5% of the time" (WISDOM)
- There is my neighbor Marites who loves to talk about other people, demeaning
other people, a judgmental person. One day, going home from school I noticed
that there is a commotion in our neighborhood, the girl who is in the latest news
of Marites, wants to hit her Marites mock her with the, "I thought you're a genius?
Why hit me with your knowledge instead?" So, the girl entered the house, got her
books and throw all of them to the gossiper. (WISDOM)
- Another one, in a forest, a man named Julius was caught by a big big monster,
but he didn't get scared, why? He has silver bullets. The monster continued to
walk approaching him and then he realizes, he doesn’t have a gun. (Wisdom)
- Knowledge is to be aware of the fact that tomato is a fruit and not a vegetable.
Wisdom is, not to use it in a fruit salad
- Marc Neyra, a nursing student watch a documentary about veganism to gain
knowledge and also to follow, while eating fried chicken and nuggets.
- Me myself watch a yoga video so I can follow along but ended up just watching.
- Chef Rhea, a friend of mine listens to an international chef’s podcast for
inspiration to create a masterpiece in the kitchen but ended only eating.
So basically, wisdom is how you apply the knowledge that you have, it is what
separates us form all the other species and the artificial intelligence.

CONCLUSION
MEMORABLE STATEMENT:
Wisdom is mightier than mere knowledge. Knowledge finds the path, wisdom lights it.
Knowledge and wisdom combined was exceptional and were great.
I know that the question was about wisdom winning over knowledge, but that's a false
dichotomy. We really need both.
We are living in an age where information is drowning, yet we are starving for wisdom.
Education ruins our common sense. Which is better to have, wisdom or knowledge?
Knowledge is gained through learning facts. Someone who knows a lot about a certain
subject, such as science or history, can be considered knowledgeable. On the other
hand, Wisdom comes from observing experiences and learning from them in a way that
affects future decisions and behavior. It's all about perspective. They are two different
sides of the same coin. Knowledge is what you know, Wisdom, that's how you live.
Knowledge says the speed limit is 70, Wisdom says don't drive a hundred while going
past a state trooper. There's a lot of people who know a lot, but they don't do anything
about it, not even wise in fact they're fools.
Nowadays we usually tend to underestimate our parents and elders. We teenagers
assume ourselves to be smarter on the basis of the knowledge which is gained through
education and often neglect the fact that wisdom is the ability to discern is acquired
through experience. In the practical scenario, knowledge always comes first and
wisdom is built upon knowledge. That means you can be both wise and knowledgeable,
but you can’t be wise without being knowledgeable. And just because you’re
knowledgeable doesn’t mean you’re wise. 
A very common example of knowledge is to be aware of the fact that tomato is a fruit
and not a vegetable. Wisdom is, it is not to use it in a fruit salad.
My aunt is reading a book about business, she’s gaining knowledge but then starts
sleeping on the couch, that’s a practical scenario.
Friday morning and Jemma comes close to Gian to ask if he studied for the exam that
day, but the guy says, "nah, I borrowed my mom's necklace of wisdom" after the exam,
he sighs," I should've studied. Knowledge point.
One morning in a company, the employee presents their product - the parachute only
fails 5% and so the competitors are doing worse with their product. They all thought it
was great except for the other employee who interrupted and said, "Nobody will buy a
parachute that fails 5% of the time". Wisdom points out that.
There is my neighbor Marites who loves to talk about other people, demeaning other
people, and being judgmental. One day, going home from school I noticed that there is
a commotion in our neighborhood. The girl who is in the latest news of Marites, wants to
hit her Marites and mock her with the, "I thought you're a genius? Why hit me with your
knowledge instead?" So, the girl entered the house, got her books and threw all of them
to the gossiper. Another wisdom points that out.
Another one, in a forest, a man named Julius was caught by a big big monster, but he
didn't get scared, why? He has silver bullets. The monster continues to walk towards
him and then he realizes he doesn’t have a gun. Another wisdom point.
Marc Neyra, a nursing student watches a documentary about veganism to gain
knowledge and also to follow, while eating fried chicken and nuggets.
So basically, wisdom is how you apply the knowledge that you have, it is what
separates us from all the other species and artificial intelligence. 
Wisdom is mightier than mere knowledge. Knowledge finds the path, wisdom lights it.
Knowledge and wisdom combined was exceptional and was great. I know that the
question was about wisdom winning over knowledge, but that's a false dichotomy. We
really need both.