In this example 1, most people may behave as the patient agent B. It is to be noted that both impulsive agent A and patient agent B may be rational, because, in this example 1 alone, there is no inconsistency even in impulsive agent A's behavior.
It's rational, because the costs of being wrong are just too high.
He is rational because the second character is not the negation of the first character (roughly speaking).
Similarly, Carnap (1952) would maintain that both scientists might be rational because rationality is relative to an inductive method or confirmation function, and the two scientists might be employing different inductive methods or confirmation functions.
An implementation of cognitive-behavioral therapy in medical settings seems to be rational, because cognitive-behavioral therapy is the most effective treatment [ 48, 63, 64].
Gormley said: "I think you have to step back from this and be rational because, frankly, if you look at the state of European economies, if you look at the Spanish economy where you have 17% unemployment, are you guaranteed in any shape or form that opposition parties who seem to have the formula for instant recovery are going to do any better?
A democratic society would be rational, because in it individuals could gain "conscious control" over social processes that affect them and their life chances.
For instance, he repeats his claim that larger councils are more likely to be rational because collective decisions force members to "have as their objective what is honourable, or at least appears so" (8/6).
That was rational because though the UK was not the world's largest economy – it was number three, behind the US and Germany – it was the largest trading nation.
Putting efforts on such investigations is rational because of fabricating the biocompatible materials, is vital to deeply understand and take control over the polymerization steps.
