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I think that generalizations such as wise people speak less are not true. However, it is a fact that it is more difficult for wise people to find people who can listen to the topics they would enjoy talking about and who can understand and respond to them. Therefore, they have a less talkative image.

A wise and intelligent person expresses themselves specifically and concisely, which may be perceived by their surroundings as being reserved.

Constantly "babbling" about everything and nothing, in my opinion, contradicts the nature of both wise and intelligent individuals.

Verbal diarrhea is the domain of either overly-wise people.... or politicians.

In the case of the latter, it is the only thing they are truly suited for (which is unproductive talk).

"Wise people speak less" - this is a statement about the statistical participation of wise people in society.

Wise people speak consciously, while people who are more driven by emotions and feelings often speak impulsively. Impulsivity is a failure of humanity.

A wise person is guided by the meaning and social purpose of their actions and does not indulge in vanity or talking just for the sake of talking (releasing emotions)."

"Wisdom people speak when they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something" - Plato

" Silence is the best translator of joy, because little happiness can be expressed in words "- William Shakespeare

"Not the one who speaks a lot is wise. The one who is composed, friendly and fearless is a sage "- Buddha Shakyamuni, Dhammapada

Several quotes that confirm this thesis but it is not entirely possible to agree with it. I think it also depends on, for example, the character traits of a person or the environment in which they stay.

Smart people do not need to explain to the wise, and the foolish won't be able to understand it anyway

Speech is silver, silence is golden. Not always the one who speaks a lot is the wisest. It cannot be unequivocally stated - wise people may speak less - this is too broad of a statement. However, I agree that true wisdom is manifested in the ability to listen. This also suggests that sometimes the one who speaks less hears more. ;)

Agreed

Just listen to all the online "experts" who know everything and talk a lot but have nothing to say.... The conclusions speak for themselves

I totally agree with this. In many situations, I have observed it.

Most people want to cover up their lack of knowledge with a torrent of words. Thinking that their lack of knowledge will be hidden in the tangle of words and that only those who have extensive knowledge on the subject will spot the gaps in knowledge and competence among those clusters of sentence fillers. If someone possesses such knowledge, they will pass it on in a quick and simple manner.

I think they are trying to find their own path in life, but on the other hand, they have a greater field to achieve what they have planned and organized in life.

I agree with this 100% because every statement of theirs is well thought out

I cannot agree with the statement that "smart people talk less". Intelligence is a complex trait that encompasses many different factors, such as the ability to think critically, solve problems, learn, and adapt. There is no one way in which all smart people behave. Some smart people may be very talkative and outgoing, while others may be more reserved and introverted.

I believe that it is not true that people who talk a lot can also be very wise, just as those who speak little can be stupid. It all depends on who the person is, what they have learned, what life experience they have, and talkativeness is simply a trait - some have it, others do not. However, it is true that in professional matters, I prefer people who speak less because they are more specific in their statements.

There is some truth to this statement ☺️

zgadzam się z tym stwierdzeniem w 100 %

Definitely yes. I often meet people who are louder the less they have to say, and vice versa. The wiser the person, the less they wag their tongue.

Speech is silver, and silence is golden. A wise person knows that sometimes it is worth keeping certain matters to oneself.