She answered them dispassionately, rationally and without censor, about her symptoms, illness, diagnosis and spiritual beliefs.
"And the most overrated philosopher of the 20th century is.... ..... Rationally Speaking has your answer.
And here we have a young man who had so much, the highest-paid quarterback, who threw it all away — and for what?" The question was rhetorical because the answer was nothing that could be rationally defended, much less reasonably explained.
IT WOULD take me much too long to figure out a rationally or ethically consistent answer to the question of what libertarians can be blamed for, so I've been following the debate on that question, which my colleague responds to, with some trepidation.
"When you come back, he can rationally revisit it, and the answer often is yes," Judy said, laughing.
A dysfunctional political system is one that knows the right answers but can't even discuss them rationally, let alone act on them, and one that devotes vastly more attention to cable TV preachers than to recommendations by its best scientists and engineers.
Hubbard thanks the analytical mind (portrayed by two characters) for helping him to find the answers he was searching for, and proclaims: "Thinking rationally is the way to be happy and the key to learning more".
My answer — and the reason this blog is called "Rational Irrationality" — is that almost of them were responding rationally to market signals, and they were doing so in the belief that as long as they did this nothing much could go wrong.
Yet if the propagandist is to proceed as rationally as possible, he needs the best answers that are available.
He concluded the IPCC's decision that the police had no case to answer relating to misconduct was unlawful as it was "not rationally supportable on the objective evidence".
