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Common sense is always progressing.

Common sense is a collection of theories that have been tensed and found useful over time.

Alternative theories that are even more useful gradually replace the theories that are common sense.

This replacement happens slowly, so common sense always contains some obsolete theories.

In common sense, there are always at least some theories that have more useful alternatives.

This could be false. The stimulus discusses theories that are already developed and proven to be more useful. Further, the stimulus doesn’t discuss which theories will never be absorbed into common sense.

This could be false. The stimulus does not give any relationship between age of theory and usefulness.

This could be false. The stimulus just says that common sense absorbs new theories slowly; we don’t know the reason for this slow progress.

This could be false. We know that some theories are eventually replaced; we don’t know that each theory will be replaced.

This must be true. Progress is slow, so it takes time for alternative theories that have been proven to be more useful to be absorbed into common sense. Until these alternatives are absorbed into common sense, the theories in common sense are less useful than the alternatives.

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