Quote by Thomas Jefferson

I can never fear that things will go far wrong where common sense has fair play.

I can never fear that things will go far wrong where common

Summary

This quote emphasizes the confidence and trust one can have in the power of common sense. It suggests that as long as common sense is given a fair chance to prevail, there is no reason to fear that things will go significantly wrong. Common sense, which refers to practical and logical thinking, is seen as a reliable guide that can lead to wise decision-making and prevent detrimental outcomes. Thus, the quote highlights the significance of rationality and implies that when common sense is valued and applied, it can serve as a safeguard against unnecessary problems.

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Commonsense

By Thomas Jefferson

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