Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss — yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

Here was someone who had dismissed most of what I had just been saying as too obvious to even discuss

— yet apparently it wasn't obvious enough. I realized that he was the living embodiment of one of the greatest paradoxes of human behavior:Common sense is not common action.

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