Definition: 'Smug,' you say, waving your arms above your head as you approach a group of strangers who are trying to figure out how to pronounce the word "Daniel 2:40" correctly.

"The problem is, Daniel didn't write 2:40 for himself," a gruff voice says from behind you. "He wrote it because he was feeling good about himself." "But isn't that supposed to be an age-old proverb?" you ask, confused by the seemingly ridiculous scenario. "Well, no," the grumpy voice replies, "Daniel was trying to make sure everyone knew how old he was. If they didn't know, he would look like a fool. He wanted them to remember him as someone who had lived his life wisely." "But who's so wise?" you ask, intrigued by this strange theory. "The wisdom of God," the grumpy voice replies with an air of superiority. "God has been telling Daniel these words for generations, and he's never forgotten them. So it must be true!" "You mean, Daniel was a great leader," you say, puzzled. "He inspired people to do good things. And did you know that his followers were afraid of him because they saw the wisdom he had?" "I'm not sure what you're getting at," the grumpy voice replies with a look of disgust. "But I don't see why not!" you say, incredulous. "The answer is simple," the grumpy voice says. "Daniel was a