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Thoreau argues that striving for mutual understanding and common sense:

A. makes it easier for people to communicate with one another.
B. keeps people awake.
C. reduces originality and individuality.
D. teaches people to live more simply.
E. is pointless.

Explain your answer.



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Final answer:

Thoreau advocates for mutual understanding and common sense to foster communication, progress, and moral development among individuals and communities.


Explanation:

Thoreau argues that striving for mutual understanding, common sense, and simplicity is essential in fostering communication and progress among individuals and communities. This emphasis on shared understanding helps people develop a common ground for interpretation and moral progress, enhancing their sociality and human connection through conversation and mutual intelligibility.


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