Mètis is practical intelligence, the one that allows men to solve everyday problems skillfully and in unconventional ways. He bases his strength and great elasticity on experience.

The more experiences you have, the more you refine your practical intelligence.

The body retains within itself a part of intelligence, which we develop through experience.

Methodical and rational thought is the logos; mètis cannot be learned except through practice.

The unpredictability, the polymorphism, the flexibility, the ability to quickly adapt to different situations make it a force with which man can bend chance to his advantage.