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	<title>Comments on: what&#8217;s your top five???</title>
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		<title>By: moe</title>
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		<description>Very difficult (general) question to answer.....

Common sense i think is the logical clear headed analysis and reaction to a situation, based on the knowledge youve accumulated

that being said, creating a top 5 would probably end up being very random without a particular topic and situation...

but i&#039;ll try

salesmen are not to be trusted. because of the nature of the field, not because of particular individuals. i used to be a salesman.... they know how to play with words and make something sound real sweet. when talking to a salesman, you cant let their sensational style make you start seeing everything as an upside, you have to stay sober and objective

speaking of sober, i just came back from court for a DUI. to me its common sense that the justice system is inherently flawed and cannot exist any other way. theres no way for it to be perfect without invasion of privacy. that being said its also common sense to me that police can often suffer from egotism. &#039;absolute power corrupts absolutely&#039; and some people dont deserve authority. watch out for these guys

its common sense to me that without a positive attitude you&#039;re not going anywhere. and that fear, doubt, and worry are completely useless emotions (not to say i never experience them)

its common sense to me that the only way to fight stereotypes is to stop allowing ourselves to be stereotypes... stop tailoring ourselves to the boxes society says we should fit into. whether its class, race, gender, or religious beliefs, if we ascribe wholly to any one man&#039;s philosophies, we are indeed fools

its common sense to me that &#039;sense&#039; automatically entails perspective. someone standing next to a fire senses its hotter than someone standing farther... and its common sense that that was probably a horrible analogy

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Very difficult (general) question to answer&#8230;..</p>
<p>Common sense i think is the logical clear headed analysis and reaction to a situation, based on the knowledge youve accumulated</p>
<p>that being said, creating a top 5 would probably end up being very random without a particular topic and situation&#8230;</p>
<p>but i&#8217;ll try</p>
<p>salesmen are not to be trusted. because of the nature of the field, not because of particular individuals. i used to be a salesman&#8230;. they know how to play with words and make something sound real sweet. when talking to a salesman, you cant let their sensational style make you start seeing everything as an upside, you have to stay sober and objective</p>
<p>speaking of sober, i just came back from court for a DUI. to me its common sense that the justice system is inherently flawed and cannot exist any other way. theres no way for it to be perfect without invasion of privacy. that being said its also common sense to me that police can often suffer from egotism. &#8216;absolute power corrupts absolutely&#8217; and some people dont deserve authority. watch out for these guys</p>
<p>its common sense to me that without a positive attitude you&#8217;re not going anywhere. and that fear, doubt, and worry are completely useless emotions (not to say i never experience them)</p>
<p>its common sense to me that the only way to fight stereotypes is to stop allowing ourselves to be stereotypes&#8230; stop tailoring ourselves to the boxes society says we should fit into. whether its class, race, gender, or religious beliefs, if we ascribe wholly to any one man&#8217;s philosophies, we are indeed fools</p>
<p>its common sense to me that &#8217;sense&#8217; automatically entails perspective. someone standing next to a fire senses its hotter than someone standing farther&#8230; and its common sense that that was probably a horrible analogy</p>
<p>peace</p>
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