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Science is observation and theory based on fact and hard evidence.
Common sense is normally loosely based on science and firsthand observation.
For example.
If you turn on a stove, science can predict and describe what happens in order to turn electrical current into heat on the stove plate.
Common sense will tell you (through experience) that if you put you hand on the hot plate you will get burnt.
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What is difference between logic and common sense?
common sense is something you have been taken from life and school and and parents when you was child and you riased with it until you reached to 16, 17 or 18 years and you can say it is instinet,. but logic something you gain it by learning and expierence and comes from age 18, 19 to 45,55,60 years
Why Organizational behaviour is more of common sense and not science?
No, OB is not common sense.
What is called science of common sense?
True A+
How do cellphones relate to science?
Use common sense.......
What is the difference between a scientific question and any other question?
Involves science and experiment sometimes, while other's are boring or "make-no-sense" questions
Can you tell the difference between various soft drinks without using your sense of smell?
i AM DOING THIS PROJECT AT MY SCIENCE FAIR
What are the basic skills in science?
Writing, common sense and knowledge of what goes where.
What has the author Jacob Bronowski written?
Jacob Bronowski has written: 'Science and human values' -- subject(s): Science 'The common sense of science' -- subject(s): Science, Philosophy
What is the difference between the jack used in actual prices and in the lab?
There is no difference between the jack used in the actual sense and in the lab.
What is the difference between parallels is measured in what?
that don't make sense
What is the difference between brute force search and heuristic search?
Brute force is a systematic approach. Heuristics use educated guesses, rules of thumb and common sense.
Who said thisquote Science is nothing but trained and organised common sense?
Thomas Henry Huxley
