Wait_time.v$session_active_history, any interest or benefic usage ?

Hello all,
All in the title.
I use always time_waited.v$session_active_history to understand why our sessions are waiting.
But, what is the utility of wait_time column ?
I understand that it gives the time waited for the last event, but how this information can be usefull or interesting for a DBA ?
Thanks in advance

I don't think so. And i don't know if i am wrong.
Wait_time= total of last wait in microseconds when session_state="waiting", otherwise "0".
Time_waited = time of wait in progress when session_status="waiting", otherwise "0".
(First Wait_time when session_state=ON CPU )= sum(of all previous time_waited related to the last event)
So, we cannot add time_waited and wait_time to do anythings.
Am i wrong ?

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