Another story baby left in a hot car on a summer day how many children must die before we get enough Sense to know that Leaving babies in hot cars is deadly. 

Crime has gone up more than 30%, yet people crying defund the police.

Common Sense does not seem to be that common in today's world, and we have people suing fast-food restaurants for serving hot coffee. 

Do they not realize that typically coffee is hot?

Even if they make coffee at home, it will be hot. Where is Common Sense?

There are warning labels on hair dryers that say do not submerge them in the water. I do not know about you, but I know that electricity and water do not mix.

 Knives that come in boxes warn us that the blade is sharp. I do not know too many knives that are not sharp or razor blades that may not.

It appears that some people do not seem to understand that common Sense has taken a backseat to idiotic Behavior.

 You know this idiotic Behavior is also coming from elected leaders. This is real American.

 You got people that want to sue people for using the n-word. What is the N-word is no different from any other racial slur, be as a racial slur towards a white person, Asian person, Hispanic person, or Jewish person it is all racism. 

All racist comments should be treated equally, not just the n-word because it is based on a Black and white Society.

This nation is not just a nation made up of Black and white people.

This nation has lost its common sense and has taken a backseat to idiotic I do not get it; I believe that clear thinking has left the building.

Many have given up on clear thinking, perhaps because of fear of losing their power or jobs. 

if we dig deeper into the word of God word, we can learn from proverbs wisdom discretion is and what is needed most in the world.

That brings life and Grace if we will put what is clear thinking life of benefit, we need to focus on doing things that make sense and that start from the president down to all individuals. 

We all need just to practice clear thinking, and it would be beneficial to us all if we just focus on doing things that make sense and think before we speak it, and before we act, we need to make and use common Sense again. 

I pray that we can do that sooner than later.

In Proverbs 8:5 some translations speak of the need to develop "common sense," which other translations simply call "prudence" or "discretion." Common Sense is sound judgment in practical matters. Biblically, common Sense can be thought of as a combination of wisdom and discretion (Proverbs 3:21; 8:12–14). Wisdom knows what to do; discretion knows when and where to do it.

Common Sense is sound judgment in practical matters. In Proverbs 8:5 some translations speak of the need to develop "common sense," which other translations simply call "prudence" or "discretion." Biblically, common Sense can be thought of as a combination of wisdom and discretion (Proverbs 3:21; 8:12–14). Wisdom is knowing what to do; discretion is knowing when and where to do it.

Part of being a fool is having no common sense or being "void of understanding," as the KJV puts it (Proverbs 7:7; 24:30). 

The book of Proverbs proclaims the benefits of gaining wisdom and also shows the folly of being a fool (Proverbs 13:16; 16:22; 26:11). 

Proverbs 3:13–14 says, "Blessed are those who find wisdom, those who gain understanding, for she is more profitable than silver and yields better returns than gold." Wisdom allows us to see life the way God does. When we seek God's perspective, we can make decisions based upon their eternal significance rather than selfish interest. 

When we choose to make decisions based on wisdom alone, we are exercising Common Sense.

The desire for instant gratification is the enemy of common Sense. Many people have become ensnared in trouble and heartache because they rejected a wise path and sought instead immediate satisfaction. 

Common Sense is often developed by learning from the consequences of such poor choices—the school o