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I think nitpicking the commonness of common sense is taking the term a bit too literally. I see it as another way to talk about intuition or gut feelings; know
by lupusreal 2y ago
I think nitpicking the commonness of common sense is taking the term a bit too literally. I see it as another way to talk about intuition or gut feelings; knowledge that has some uncertain or wishy-washy origin, probably an amalgamation of experience (which naturally differs for everybody) and informal automatic reasoning (which may often err, but is nonetheless important for the way people navigate life because it can be done more efficiently than more rigorous reasoning.)
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- nosianu 2y agoThis isn't nitpicking, what are you talking about!? When someone tries to give an AI "common sense" talking about exactly what I said is important! Because that person is NOT going to do anything "common", (s)he is implementing their own version and biases! That distinction is at the very heart of the matter attempting to be achieved, not some "nitpicking" about terms!