In the C# programming language 'await' is a keyword used in asynchronous programming. It roughly means "if the task we're waiting on isn't complete, return to the caller so they can continue executing; we will finish processing when our task completes"
Wis•dom (wĭzˈdəm) - n. The ability to discern or judge what is true, right, or lasting; insight.
So, to me, "await wisdom" means I can't put things on hold and wait for wisdom to come to me. I have to continue along and hope to find some along the way. A bit of a stretch programmatically and admittedly nerdy, but that describes me too.
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