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Common sense isn't. Neither is friendly fire. Common sense is only as common as the people you grew up with. Which is why it is common sense to use honorifics in Japan, but not in other countries. What we typically call common sense is learned behavior. We might have learned it so young it seems everyone should know it, but that is simple false.
Actually, we typically don't because of the Westermark Effect. Close kin who never grew up together don't experience the "incest aversion". Non blood related individuals who grew up in the same house do experience the aversion. Additionally, first generation (defined as no common incest incident within 5 generations) the risk is about the same as a non incestuous breeding with an older woman, somewhere past the 40 to 45 year point. There have even been a few offspring that have resulted from siblings separated at birth or when young, later meet not knowing they are siblings, fall in love, marry and have children, and those children have been healthy.
Yes! Yes it is.
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Nice post.
My point about incest is people figured out that breeding too close was a bad idea long ago.