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I am coming to believe that the only way to define or to describe “Common Sense” these days is to cite examples of what is “Not Common Sense”.

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http://www.moneymorning.com by: Mike Ward, Publisher, The Money Map Report

“The Chinese don’t know anything about this Internet company or understand English.” ~US Secret Service Agent  with perilous power the day of the iNetGlobal office raid. (from http://ibnn.org/inetglobal_us_vs_china/)

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1) “educational material ABOUT BLOGGING”.

2) “Monetizing“, to a limited degree.

3) This site is dedicated to having fun while accomplishing (1) and (2) above.

Meanwhile, after becoming fully-assured that there is a complete vacuum of common sense, the “FUN” part of this blog has been an abject failure.  It is not fun to become a spokesman for education and for monetizing while trying to do so in an environment wrought with government misinformation and anti-business sentiment –  unless you call — lining their own pockets and the pockets of their lap-dog financial executives — “pro-business”.

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PEOPLE, YOU CANNOT IGNORE IT ANY LONGER!

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I implore you –  please “click” the links above, or Click here and Click here.

Common Sense:  “plain ordinary good judgment; sound practical sense” –http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-definition/common%20sense

Have some fun with this:  Go to Google and Search Using “Keywords:  ‘common sense quiz’.

This one is fun: http://www.quibblo.com/quiz/18wvkeV/Common-Sense-Quiz

Trivia Note:  When you Google “common sense“, there are 56.9 Million Results.  There are 64 Million Results using “not common sense“.   (Better to waste your time checking out all of those millions of links than to waste your time trying to figure out why 545 members of Congress have no common sense).  But perhaps there is a meaningful correlation:  Maybe that’s about how many people vote!

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