Depending on your perspective, the movie is a misanthropic comedy with its tongue in its cheek, or a truthful examination of human irrationality and desperation.
A computer might, but they are vulnerable to another kind of human irrationality: hacking.
And for Eminem the path to love--the greatest expression of human goodness and kindness--all too often finds expression in the heights of human irrationality, the depths of despair and the pains of darkness.
(a quick run down) Behavioral science, or behavioral economics, applied psychology, business psychology, decision making, or whatever title you prefer, is the study of human irrationality, decision making, self-control, and emotions.
Thaler took mental note of the moment, one of many notes on human irrationality that he would gather in the ensuing years.
Both are aspects, perhaps, of the same problem, human irrationality.
(1) The classical heuristics-and-biases program [15] assumes that people use heuristics to deal with the limitations of the cognitive system, leading to systematic errors and lapses of reasoning that point to human irrationality.
For it is certain that human irrationality — including misreading of foreign cultures — is a major contributor to war, crime and poverty.
"But there's a good reason that human irrationality isn't part of the standard economic models, and this gets to the dilemma of economics.
This posture overlooks inevitable computer and human errors as well as human irrationality and the possibility of misunderstanding during crisis.
