I appreciate your point. The idea of ‘commonsense’ sounds like propaganda. And feedback is a pretty important thing as well – perhaps the thing that conditions commonsense on the ground. But I guess, having tried not to use ‘commonsense’ I ended up stuck with it – I’ve not been able to find a substitute. But of course that’s a commonsense conditioned by some close familiarity with the detail, rather than something that is imposed from some higher vantage point.

Although I think feedback is far more important than common sense. A lot of things don’t act according to common sense, and common sense is rather uncommon – I know I lack it.