We can only hope that common sense can be learned, or skills taught that will make people savvy travelers.
Savvy Travelers
I was extremely naive when I first started writing travel missives 24 year ago, I just told the truth. After 24 years of writing, and making YouTube videos, I still write, and make videos the same, I tell the truth, but tell the travel insiders details on Everyday Hobo Social net
One day you are wimp, a coward, and the next day you are the hero of your life, living the dream, the Jason Bourne of travel. This dream is real.
Savvy Traveler with good common sense, and the ability to adapt seldom need to pay bribes.
Help I fell down and cannot get up, I am a loser, send me an expert how looks like an expert until the placebo works.
The world has becoming baffling complex, my Mother here in the USA is savvy and knows how to use common sense, she does not just agree to pay money.
Savvy Travelers with common sense ear perk up when they hear mockery, because incredibly intelligent people and ideas are mocked.
We can only hope that common sense can be learned, or skills taught that will make people savvy travelers.
A savvy traveler will look for the light of recognition in the eyes of people giving them advice.
A savvy traveler must know their limitations, but how does one know when they are not using common sense?
Whichever definition is used, identifying particular items of knowledge as "common sense" is difficult. Philosophers may choose to avoid using the phrase when using precise language. But common sense remains a perennial topic in epistemology and many philosophers make wide use of the concept or at least refer to it. Some related concepts include intuitions, pre-theoretic belief, ordinary language, the frame problem, foundational beliefs, good sense, endoxa, axioms, wisdom, folk wisdom, folklore and public opinion.
Common-sense ideas tend to relate to events within human experience (such as good will), and thus appear commensurate with human scale. Humans lack any common-sense intuition of, for example, the behavior of the universe at subatomic distances , or of speeds approaching that of light . Often ideas that may be considered to be true by common sense are in fact false.
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