Because existence is a primary concept without which no other concept is meaningful, it is rationally good.
Description: Could it be rationally required to do something you are (rationally) quite confident is irrational?
Unfortunately, it's rationally irrational, tediously predictable — a textbook example of a competence trap.
However, neither can it be rationally concluded that a hypothesis is false.
The two can overlap, and do overlap when rational justification is understood in an end-directed way that is, where trust is rationally justified because it is instrumentally valuable, or because it serves one's ends.
A fire ordinance that applied only to Chinese-owned laundries was found unconstitutional because it was not rationally related to preventing fires and was thus an impermissible race law (11).
So tested, the court concluded that the statute was invalid because it was not both rationally based and free from invidious discrimination.
And we need to have this discussion, calmly and rationally, because it's clear social media websites play some role in pushing those susceptible to depression, self-harm and suicidal thoughts to take desperate measures.
There is a sense in which theoretical reason itself inclines towards affirmation of God, because it must assume that reality is rationally knowable: "If one wishes to achieve systematic knowledge of the world, he ought to regard it as if it were created by a supreme reason".
With each new generation, fewer and fewer people could afford health care out-of-pocket, and "health insurance" grew to be the dominant way of accessing health care products and services, not because it was something that people LIKED or rationally CHOSE, but because it was "the program" presented to them as a result of a series of major government distortions of the economy.
