When a consumer decides whether to buy a product, he knows that his choice will be decisive and thus has reason to acquire needed information and consider it rationally.
If she says no, take it rationally.
The interpretation is that, although Bob does not rule out the possibility that Ann will choose \(D\) (i.e., choose irrationally), he does consider it infinitely less likely than her choosing \(U\) (i.e., choosing rationally).
This was an issue whose seriousness was considered quite rationally, it appears to me, by the EU.
Indeed, they will actually all continue to perpetuate themselves... Gee, if we consider this rationally, it would seem almost like Lance Armstrong's incredible, amazing, legendary legacy of humanitarian service over the past fifteen years is worth way more than seven pieces of metal he can hang up on his mantle.
People can't think of it rationally".
Of course not, you would think about it rationally.
But when considering what it is rational to believe, one can clearly rationally disbelieve p when it is not beyond a reasonable doubt that ~p.
argues was grossly negligent and failed to rationally consider its options, including whether the upside of retaining the Telegraph was more beneficial than reaping the monetary benefits of its expected cash flow now by taking the auction price.
So instead of considering those projects rationally, leading Republicans now strip them of context and mock them for political gain; indeed, they've made doing so into a habit.
Exposing human data to algorithms exposes bias, and if we are considering the outputs rationally, we can use machine learning's aptitude for spotting anomalies.
