Intelligence is knowing Frankenstein wasn't the monster, Wisdom is knowing Frankenstein was the monster.

Intelligence allows a person to develop an atomic bomb but wisdom prevents them from using it.

Wisdom will prevent you from making the same stupid mistake again, whereas intelligence can cause you to think you can approach that problem from a different angle and not be sudject to the same consequences and still fail.

How would one gain wisdom without intelligence? Wisdom is the product of intelligence. I could say either and justify it so it becomes like asking what’s more important, your liver or your kidney?

You mean being a smart-ass vs a wise-ass?

Each if these is useless without the other.

This is like asking whether arms or legs are more useful. It depends on the goal. If the goal is to walk, legs are more useful. If the goal is to conduct an orchestra, arms are more useful. But a well-balanced person would find both arms and legs to be useful.

Wisdom without intelligence is likely to be misapplied. Intelligence without wisdom is also likely to be misapplied. Both are necessary and useful in a well-balanced life.

Wisdom has more direct application. Intelligence is useful for acquiring Wisdom.

I think you need intelligence to find wisdom, and wisdom comes from a lack of intelligence at the moment.

While intelligence is valuable with out wisdom we would not know how to apply our intelligence.

Can't vote, as it needs a third option, such as, both are equally important, or intelligence without wisdom is useless.

Different concepts.

One useful in certain circumstances, the other useful in different circumstances - rarely do they both apply to the same issue.

So it's like asking "Which is more useful, a hammer or a paint brush?"

Sorta depends whether you're applying paint or knocking in a nail, doesn't it?

Neither ... Two different things completely and can't be compared ..

Can you have one without the other?

Wisdom to me is intelligence pus the added factors of time and/or experience.

One follows the other. Intelligence allows a oerson to seek and expand knowledge and experiences. And keeps tgem alive long enough to process what they have learned to reach a level of wisdom in how to deal with life's issues.

I think wisdom is more important. I’ve made many more wisdom saves then intelligent saves. Plus, wisdom affects your perception, allowing you to better search for traps.

You need both in order to deal with all of the complexities in life

Well Gomer Pyle was wise but had not intelligence to talk about.

My take:

You can be intelligent, and not wise.

I don't feel that you can be wise without being intelligent.

Don't confuser knowledgeable with intelligent. You can be intelligent, not have a lot of facts to work with and wise in the use of the facts you do have.

As wisdom grows through many levels of experience, it results in the expansion of consciousness. And through every level of expansion, we go deeper into ourselves where intelligence emerges into a more complex orientation, reflective of our "deeper nature." That's the moment of recognition or 'self-realization.' So, in essence, both intelligence and wisdom are intertwined with each other. Isolating one from the other creates a disconnect where intelligence then runs the risk of becoming 'cold' and wisdom loses its ability to feel its way into the space of the heart.

Don't really need either if you've got charisma

They both are. Wisdom is collected intelligence over time.

Intelligence short term, wisdom long term.

I agree that intelligence is key to accumulating wisdom but I think character is also an important part of wisdom.

How about:
Intelligence x character x time = wisdom

Common sense!