Common sense reasoning

Common sense reasoning in the context of general knowledge refers to the ability to understand and interpret everyday situations based on basic human experiences and shared knowledge. It involves making judgments and inferences that most people would recognize as logical or obvious. For example, knowing that if it’s raining, people are likely to carry umbrellas or that heavy objects fall faster than light ones are aspects of common sense reasoning. It's essential for effective communication and decision-making, as it allows individuals to navigate the complexities of daily life using intuitive understanding rather than specialized knowledge.