Common Sense – To What End

Not to have commonsense exists when someone doesn’t act or think as you do. That idealistic approach to understanding someone falls into the category of your perception of how someone should perform under your dictatorship or by your expectations. The notion of commonsense can be better served by excepting your limits of perfection and the possibility of someone else being better.

Commonsense is acting without having to think. It’s more impulsive than calculating. It’s a reactionary impulse that doesn’t require any lengthy pondering to do what’s right. As simple as that may sound, many people have a problem with what the view of commonsense means, and as such, they make costly mistakes. So, to what end does commonsense occur? You can tell the difference in what should be versus what is deliberately based on your depth of thinking privilege. Using sound judgment to arrive at a solution is the path to what commonsense means and, quite frankly, a toss of the coin.