The Book On Common Sense: How to Get Common Sense Even If You Don't Know What It Is
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The Book On Common Sense - Christopher Scott
Copyright © 2018 by Christopher Scott
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eBook ISBN: 978-1-54395-824-9
Contents
WHAT IS COMMON SENSE?
COMMON SENSE AND SOUND JUDGEMENT
FINDING YOUR INNER GENIUS
WHY IS COMMON SENSE IMPORTANT?
BASIC COMMON SENSE WISDOM
THE POWER OF LAUGHTER
THE BEST ADVICE YOU’LL EVER GET
WHAT IS COMMON SENSE?
Philosophy is common sense with big words.
– James Madison
Common sense, no nonsense, horse sense, moral sense, what is common sense? It’s not an easy question to answer. Google doesn’t have an answer. As a matter of fact, not only has it proven extremely difficult to define but even harder to replicate. Despite all the technological advancements in computer processor speeds and mega-computers, researchers have been unable to use artificial intelligence to replicate the common sense of an eight-year-old. Not even technology can replicate common sense. I think that kind of speaks to the divine nature of it.
President James Madison said, Philosophy is common sense with big words.
In some ways the meaning of common sense is as much philosophical as it is practical. It comes back to the fundamental nature of knowledge, how things are understood. But it’s also a practical matter of rational thinking: the ability to look at raw facts or events, make observations, and draw accurate conclusions.
Common sense is not so common.
– Voltaire
The philosopher Voltaire said, Common sense is not so common.
That was way back in the 1700s, and we see even less of it these days. Common sense isn’t so common. That’s at least partially true, and we see it play out every day as opinions are made based on emotion instead of logic and reason. We’re in a time where debate is virtually unheard of. It’s created a lot of division and chaos and not a lot of people offering solutions.
Common sense is genius dressed in its working clothes.
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
So even today in the age of abundant information, common sense is as important as ever. Maybe even more so. The people who have it are gifted with a powerful talent. It provides a perspective and ability to think and rationalize on a level that’s really not very