Everyday physics and social common sense — the kind of thing people just know: that ice melts in hot tea, that a dropped glass shatters, that a crying child is sad. Quick, intuitive judgements rather than book knowledge.
Often, yes — but not always. Models reason from text patterns rather than lived experience, so grounded, intuitive questions are a useful check of where AI still slips compared with people.
No. It is an original, light-hearted test for entertainment and personal development, not a validated assessment.
Common sense is the everyday practical reasoning we use to make sensible judgements about ordinary situations — the kind of knowledge that is obvious to most people but surprisingly hard to define. It is one of the areas where humans still comfortably outperform artificial intelligence, which can ace exams yet stumble on questions a child would find easy. This test explores that very human skill of applying real-world understanding.