An implication of Reid's application of his common sense method to first principles is that Reid is not concerned to answer questions of justification that appear pressing to contemporary epistemologists.
Because it's a type of question I think people ponder every day, I wanted to expound upon it further and suggest "Intuitive Eating" -- a common sense method for answering your dietary dilemmas.
Current prevention messages focus on common-sense methods to reduce exposure to soil or dust where Coccidioides is common in the environment, such as wearing a dust mask, wetting soil before participating in soil-disturbing activities, or limiting these types of activities altogether, particularly among people at risk for severe disease.
To coax these wines to open further through intense aeration, I used a common-sense method of converting a bottle into a decanter (in the kitchen, not in the dining room with guests present) taught to me by Russell Hone, a veteran wine broker in Burgundy: pour out a few ounces, recork the bottle, gently turn it upside down a half-dozen or so times.
In the article, I described a common-sense method for spreading clinical courtesy that I call "etiquette-based medicine," and I proposed a simple six-step checklist for doctors to follow when meeting a hospitalized patient for the first time: Ask permission to enter the room; wait for an answer.
The methods of textual criticism, insofar as they are not codified common sense, are the methods of historical inquiry.
But Kelly just uses common sense and aboveboard methods that you don't have to be Rain Man to understand.
Reducing shifting cultivation is a high priority for policy-makers and conservationists; however, spatially explicit evidence of shifting cultivation is lacking due to the difficulty of mapping it with common remote sensing methods.
In the absence of these two, common sense and focus groups methods can be used to generate hypotheses on potential mediators.
"It is common sense to take a method and try it.
