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1. The nature of Common Sense
2. The differences and similarities between Logic and Common Sense
[a] Introduction
[b] False Logic
[c] Arithmetic
[d] Grammar
[e] In the courtroom
[f] Common Sense trumps Logic in War
[g] Cause and Effect
3. Common Sense, Experts, Business and Celebrities
[a] Experts on experts and expertise
[b] Group expertise
[c] Celebrity fallacy in expertise
[d] Commercial expertise fallacy
4. How Common Sense has been acquired by us
[a] Watch and copy
[b] Classical Conditioning
[c] Operant Conditioning
[d] Family influence
[e] Inherited learning
5. The processes which alter and affect our ability
to apply Common Sense
[a] Reality Framing
[b] Our Mindset
[c] Mindset and False Perception
[d] Mindset and Strangeness
[e] Mindset and Déja Vue
[f] Photographic Memory effects
[g] Mindset and Bias
[h] Gender Bias
[i] Mindset and False Logic
[j] Bias in Probability and Coincidence
[k]Probability Analysis
Frequency Based
Posibility Based
Probability Argument
Subjective Estimation
Gamblers’ Fallacy
Conjunction Fallacy
Conditional Probability
[l] Having and Using Prejudices
[m] Political Correctness
[n] Law of Unintended Consequences
Driverless vehicles
Sugar Tax
Cheap Whisky
Use it or Lose it Budgeting
[o] Counter-intuition
Classroom sizes
Impressing someone important to us
Motor Vehicle Fuel
Dropping lead and feathers
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