2 Common sense is neither oxymoron nor absolute truth. For Common Sense, each individual has a different set of information that makes the base of thinking turning into action.
3 A common sense in a local group is perhaps totally odd in a global environment.
4 A wise person with common sense can become wiser, but a narrow-minded one may become even more closed-minded due to a misunderstanding of common sense.
5 Common Sense = Self-Esteem (sharing of useful information within a social group) + Critical Thinking + Predicting Consequences (with an emphasis on sustaining desired outcomes).
6 Learning common sense requires restructuring brain tissues to first think logically, and with accurate predicting of consequences.
7 Everyone 'knows' you can't teach common sense. But everyone 'knows' you can learn it.
8 Common sense in many situations is found to have been based on some usefulness, but it is often deficient on why or how.
9 “Common sense” is about interpreting experience to “think fast,” while systems thinking helps us focus on careful reasoning by “thinking slow.”
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