A Single Sentence On The Lowest Common Denominator
The problem with the lowest common denominator is that it is common.
The problem with the lowest common denominator is that it is common.
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Jonathan Wolfman
08/05/2019 @ 7:09 am
…in all ways, yes
Ron Powell
08/05/2019 @ 7:54 am
The expression “lowest common denominator” is used to describe (usually in a disapproving manner) a rule, proposal, opinion, or media that is deliberately simplified so as to appeal to the largest possible number of people, who then are, or may be identified, or characterized, as the lowest common denominator of a population….