Commonsense. What commonsense?
Hoomans are stupid. common sense isn't a thing .
It's a thing that we lose very easily.
Common sense is what "we" call "I," who agrees with "us."
There really is not much more to it. It's common sense that you should not juggle chainsaws - especially in a public area. But then, maybe you are a professional chainsaw juggler and doing precisely that is... What you do.
It has its place, common sense does. However, it being applied one problem and situation at a time, it's also prone to turning to common nonsense, should enough people agree that the proverbial sky is green. And falling.
Practical sense outweighs common sense. Common sense can be merely what is popular.
Indeed. At least, I'm of the opinion that it ought to.
Practical sense would be science, would it not? It takes commonsense to believe in science.
The Logos has nothing to do with love, it is but a fight to the death for the minds of men.
which logos?
Lost him in the ether that is the internet.
Quote from: MarcusA on April 25, 2023, 12:14:28 AMQuote from: billy rubin on April 24, 2023, 11:44:55 PMwhich logos?
Do you mean that there's more than one?
yes. theres greek philosophy, christian theology, gnosticism and various religious uses in english of "WORD."
Quote from: billy rubin on April 25, 2023, 05:59:43 PMQuote from: MarcusA on April 25, 2023, 12:14:28 AMQuote from: billy rubin on April 24, 2023, 11:44:55 PMwhich logos?
Do you mean that there's more than one?
yes. theres greek philosophy, christian theology, gnosticism and various religious uses in english of "WORD."
I'll go with the ancient Greeks.
Quote from: MarcusA on April 24, 2023, 07:25:56 PMPractical sense would be science, would it not? It takes commonsense to believe in science.
Not really. Science is your tool for building models. Practical sense is your approach to using said tool.
...That makes sense, doesn't it?
Quote from: Asmodean on April 26, 2023, 07:59:03 AMQuote from: MarcusA on April 24, 2023, 07:25:56 PMPractical sense would be science, would it not? It takes commonsense to believe in science.
Not really. Science is your tool for building models. Practical sense is your approach to using said tool.
...That makes sense, doesn't it?
It does in a sense.
Commonsense is rare. I'd say that this has been said before.