The web address for the list is its Default View. So if you create a view called "home.aspx" and set it as the default, you could change it to http://<our intranet>/wisdom/forms/home.aspx
. Now, a Document Library differs from other lists, mostly since it stores documents. It stores its Views in the Forms directory, along with all of the forms like EditForm.aspx and DispForm.aspx. There is no standard means to allow a Document Library to use a view that is stored in somewhere besides Forms, meaning you can't get rid of /forms/ being in your Web Address. In exchange, though, document libraries don't have to deal with having /Lists/ in the front.
Meanwhile, the actual document tree of that library will be stored in the root. http://<our intranet>/wisdom/home.aspx
would point to a home.aspx that is stored in your document library. So you could, in theory, add a copy of default view's aspx into the document library. Since the address http://<our intranet>/wisdom/home.aspx
will actually open the aspx file in your browser, it'd be no different than navigating to it. However, you would have said file as a part of your document library, and it would not affect the "Web Address" listing on your list settings.
To summarize: You can't change that particular listing like that. At best, you can change allpages.aspx to home.aspx.