No one denies that everyone at least professes to seek; the question is how successful they are in the enterprise.

In my opinion, you are being quite presumptuous with your comment since, as an Atheist and speaking for myself, which we all can only really do, I seek out knowledge and wisdom that is unfettered by the restraints and restrictions placed adversely upon it religious Ideologies and Restrictions,the very same restraints and restrictions that religions have placed upon the expansion of knowledge, etc, for at least the last 2,000+ years.
Deists, Theists,Pantheists, imho, ONLY 'seek' knowledge/wisdom in accordance WITH that which is PRESCRIBED by their governing Religious Ideologies and will, mostly, always baulk at 'crossing the defining line' when they reach it, whereas the Atheist will boldly step across that same line without hesitation.

One can be a seeker of wisdom and be any of those things, yes. I wouldn’t say a majority of any group actually are, but a majority would claim and like to think that they’re trying for it probably. The degrees of success and frequency of intentions meeting the road vary wildly for sure, among all categories. But I try not to judge individuals unless they’ve done something truly heinous publically, like your average republican.

That is really presumptuous. I don’t think that Hitler, for instance, was seeking wisdom. A good many, if not, most are seeking to survive.

And who's wisdom would that be?

Mangrove snapper yellow tail snapper and rainbow runner.

Of course all rules have exceptions, so I would say this is not valid for Trump fans and followers or Republicans who are Trump ass kissers.

Wisdom is far more important, gained experience with knowledge, reflection, all of which lead to better decision-making.

More like a seeker oh knowledge for with knowledge comes wisdom.

You basically said everyone is a seeker of wisdom. I don’t see a useful point to be made.