I certainly behaved irrationally, even recklessly, in the months after Sylvain's death: I gave up my job and moved to Washington.
Fox would say no, Tsonga behaved irrationally.
The health secretary had "acted in breach" of his "requirements of transparency, certainty and clarity" and behaved "irrationally", she told the court.
Wandering wombs, for the record, were coined by one of the first sexist assholes, Aristotle, who philosophized that women behaved irrationally because their wombs would travel to different parts of their bodies and confuse them.
The nudging state is enamoured of feedback technology, for its key founding principle is that while we behave irrationally, our irrationality can be corrected – if only the environment acts upon us, nudging us towards the right option.
QUESTION FROM GUEST: O.K., so I get that people can be rational and behave irrationally.
But too often, when a woman shows up on "Louie," I now know what to expect: She will behave irrationally, dismissively, angrily or she will somehow try to take advantage of Louie.
In "The Map and the Territory," which I picked up today, Greenspan starts off with Keynes, noting, "I have come around to the view that there is something more systematic about the way people behave irrationally, especially during periods of economic stress, than I had previously contemplated".
"These markets are behaving irrationally.
"He was behaving irrationally," Mr. Mustafa said.
In the background, God is raging, barking orders, behaving irrationally.
