Common Sense: An Essay

"C.S. Man, common sense" This is a sentence that I often say to myself in my life. Indeed, in my childhood, the idea of ​​using your head was a common theme, but still in my teens. Common sense is that most people lack everyday life and there is no perfect common sense in my life. Unlike some functions, common sense requires thinking, so people do not think. They became unnoticed because our entire society became dependent on other sources.

In fact, those who I have never met do not agree on what meaning to call "common". It sounds stupid for me, if I am honest. If this is common sense - and my common sense came from my ears - and I should know - that is, everyone should agree with me. Please observe the reason. If it is common, people do not have to separate opinions, they do not prove that they are actually crazy, but need to be in a natural order that can be understood intuitively.

Your common sense may not be with other people. We hope to use common sense for people and use it in everyday life, but nothing common in common with this common sense. The principle of hospitality seems to be radical in places where people do not expect to pay much attention, but for the Japanese it is part of it. A commonsense problem is not that it is irrational, but something sensible depends on many other features of the situation. In general, which of these many potential features are related (philosophers and cognitive scientists calling "framework problems" a fundamental problem) is not until after the event.

Common sense before education Understand common sense, we understand why we need education, understand common sense, understand why we need to receive education. As we get older, we build common sense. Children do not have enough common sense to understand why they need to attend school. That is one of the reasons why they do not want to go to school. "But how do we get education and knowledge?" You might want to know. The answer is simple. I will ask you a question. Especially for children. "Why does the sky turn blue?" Or "Why does the earth go round?" Children often ask these questions. But as we get older we have enough information to elucidate these problems ourselves or receive sufficient education to use a computer to find our own answers Because it is