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== Thomas Reid et sensus communis ==

Nihilo minus Thomas Reid ([[1710]]-[[1796]]), philosophus Scoticus, Davidem Hume in scepticorum numero habebat putabatque cogitationem eius aliorumque Scoticorum — [[Iohannes Locke|Iohannem Locke]] et [[Georgius Berkeley|Georgium Berkeley]] dicimus — directo ad impressiones et ideas pertinere. Quam "theoriam idealem" ad [[solipsismus|solipsismum]] vel negationem [[substantia]]e (mentalis materialisque) ducere arbitratus hoc protulit iudicium in ''Inquiry into the Human Mind on the Principles of Common Sense'' (1.8):

 

{{Citatio|Fieri potest, ut viator iudicio bono praeditus via deerret inopinatoque in falsum cursum incidat; ubi ei clara est via, sine suspicione progredi licet aliis sequentibus; quodsi in fodina carbonaria terminatur, magno non opus est iudicio, quo se errasse intellegat, aut fortasse, quid eum in errorem induxerit, comperiat.<ref>"A traveller of good judgment may mistake his way, and be unawares led into a wrong track; and while the road is fair before him, he may go on without suspicion and be followed by others; but when it ends in a coal-pit, it requires no great judgment to know that he hath gone wrong, nor perhaps to find out what misled him."</ref>}}