The hottest Common Sense Substack posts right now

Emma Webb is involved in various organizations like The Common Sense Society, Save Our Statues, and New Culture Forum, and is a contributor on GB News.
Common sense is still present but often overlooked in metropolitan areas and needs to be reclaimed.
There is hope for our culture through resistance and perseverance, as historical fortunes can change and people are fighting for important values.

Always inquire about prices before making a purchase to avoid surprises at checkout.
Posted prices help customers make informed decisions in the market.
Common sense is crucial in consumer transactions to prevent falling for rip-offs.

The post discusses how common sense is being eroded by political figures.
The author emphasizes the importance of prioritizing common sense over ideology in politics.
Political parties are criticized for prioritizing personal gains over integrity and common sense.

Organizations often create more rules and regulations when they lack a clear sense of purpose and long-term goals, leading to a focus on detail rather than overall objectives.
The abundance of rules and bureaucracy, especially in modern society, can hinder problem-solving and practical decision-making, as well as replace traditional customs with overly complex regulations.
The Professional and Managerial Caste (PMC) proliferation of rules can result in controlling mechanisms rather than fostering productive environments, ultimately leading to dysfunctional organizations and discontent among staff.

Neural networks may perform well but that doesn't mean they truly understand the content.
Neural networks don't store text but can still reconstruct information they have been trained on.
Human errors and neural network errors, like hallucinations, are not the same and neural networks can't be said to have deep understanding.

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