The older I get, the more I think humans really have little common sense. It's clearly not necessary for the modern world we live in, because it is used so sel

The older I get, the more I think humans really have little common sense. It's clearly not necessary for the modern world we live in, because it is used so seldom. You've constructed reasons not to vote, but you've left out the most important one in your reasoning: if everyone thought like you, we'd be giving absolute control to a small group of people. How do you think that would work out? Every day I watch people make bad decisions for seemingly very good reasons. They are still bad decisions, though, and the key flaw is they either massively elevated an unimportant factor in the decision, or just didn't even consider the important factors. What's strange, though, when this is pointed out to most people, they ignore the advice, sure in themselves that their process was correct. After the fact, they still have justifications about their decision, even if the prior stated flaws in their process turned out to be correct. It just amazes me.