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Before diving into the definition of uncommon sense, let’s dive into the definition of common sense and nonsense. When we talk about “common sense”, it means a practical knowledge or belief that is basic and not ridiculous to nearly all people at the time. In contrast, “nonsense” means a knowledge or belief that is ridiculous and is currently impossible to believe or achieve with the current situation, which include resources (money, technology, etc.), or just simply impossible to do. So “uncommon sense” is a term between “common sense” and “nonsense”. It means that at the time when this belief is proposed, it is not a common belief among people, making it uncommon. However, the belief or idea is logical and possible, hence making it not impossible. In short, a possibility that is logical but not a common belief among people is “uncommon sense”
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