Common Sense Philosophy is a school of thought that emphasizes the importance of ordinary, everyday beliefs and perceptions. It suggests that people can rely on their common sense to understand the world around them, rather than solely depending on abstract theories or specialized knowledge. This approach values practical reasoning and the insights gained from lived experiences. One of the key figures associated with Common Sense Philosophy is Thomas Reid, an 18th-century Scottish philosopher. He argued against skepticism and emphasized that our natural beliefs, such as the existence of the external world and other minds, are foundational to human understanding and knowledge.