John Horgan's article is comforting, but it is helpful to remember that common sense has a limited sphere of relevance: human experience.
Kim [47] examined the moderating effects of job relevance and experience on mobile wireless technology acceptance; the results found that significant moderating effect of job relevance.
That focus ignores the epistemic relevance of experiences, that is, their relevance to justifying beliefs.
Such frameworks enable a more nuanced understanding of the relevance of experiences across countries [ 15].
It is also possible that the instrument could be applied to other ethnic groups, although researchers would need to take into account the cultural relevance, migration experiences, home and host environments, and the perceived diversity of obesogenic factors for each targeted migrant group.
But for all the relevance of personal experience in recognising the complexity of some of these cases, there's only so much diversity in personal experience nine intellectual wizards can have.
Relevance of the experience was assessed by asking the individual filling in the report to indicate both the impact of the experience on a 5-point scale (ranging from very negative to very positive) and whether the experience caused a change in antidepressant use.
Increasingly, they seem to be aimed at a generic public that they assume can be entertained with a semblance of meaning, relevance and aesthetic experience.
The BSc in management and law states that it is for people who wish to pursue a career in management and "would like to study courses that have relevance to your experience and local environment".
But for those looking for an ethics that places faith in reason and acknowledges the turmoil of the times and the relevance of lived experience, no philosopher offers greater consolation.
