What did common sense advocate for?

Common sense philosophy advocated for the practical use of reason over speculation and abstraction. It emphasized the importance of observation, experience, and common knowledge as the basis for philosophical reasoning. Common sense philosophers argued against excessive reliance on abstract principles and theoretical reasoning, and instead advocated for a practical and pragmatic approach to understanding the world. They believed that the natural world and the human experience are the primary sources of knowledge and that our understanding of them can guide us in our daily lives.