The Economy Of Common Sense

Common sense isn’t just a simple concept — it’s a complex tapestry of personal perception and social understanding.

Common sense has been described as “Ecological Knowledge,” a blend of social perceptiveness and the ability to understand both the thoughts of others and the environment around us. This skill is what enables people to navigate the complexities of life, but here’s the catch: every individual’s interpretation of common sense is shaped by their unique experiences and perspectives. In reality, common sense is far less “common,” for each person’s version of common sense is uniquely their own, making it far less “common” than we might imagine. To truly make sense, common sense must align with refined, evidence-based knowledge — what we know as Scientific Knowledge. The true power of common sense emerges when it intertwines with refined, scientific knowledge, creating a holistic understanding of our world.

The Beauty of Human Difference

It’s often said that “all men are created equal.” While this holds philosophical weight, the reality is far more nuanced. From geographical, social, psychological, genetic, and spiritual perspectives, humans are far from identical. But this diversity isn’t just a fact — it’s a strength. Imagine a world where everyone thought alike, aspired to the same goals, or shared identical dreams…