Common sense involves not reacting - especially overreacting - to a situation, but taking a moment to asses it with a clear head after all the information has been gathered, then taking action.

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Again, this is just common sense. No one was expecting to return to work without seeing changes and everyone will be taking their own precautions.

The other common (and scientifically proven) sense is that untrammeled, narrow self-interest and growth are withering the biosystems which are the only possible true source of our prosperity.

Like me, he is a fan of studying economics and the gift was the fifth edition of American economist Thomas Sowell’s classic textbook “Basic Economics: A Common Sense Guide to the Economy ...

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