> Why must wisdom always be squeezed out of a rock? Dictionary says there are 3 components to wisdom: knowledge, experience, and good judgment. Machines can he

> Why must wisdom always be squeezed out of a rock? Dictionary says there are 3 components to wisdom: knowledge, experience, and good judgment. Machines can help with the first requirement, knowledge, to an extent but leave you frustrated (as you note). They can even help you dig out wise chestnut buried somewhere (as you did) but then you hit the other two. This is how it is supposed to work: armed with knowledge, you apply this and gain experience, and after a few close calls the fortunate also develop good judgment, informed by experience of application of knowledge. You want all that squeezed out how?