Is there any difference between philosophy and common sense
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Philosophy uses self-examination to develop theoretical and practical understandings of the universe. Science progresses with support from common sense, which was traditionally viewed as an internal sense connecting the five external senses. Everyday struggles inspire further study, data analysis, and answers to community dilemmas through both philosophy and science.
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