Sentence examples for human irrationality from inspiring English sources

Human irrationality is Kahneman's great theme.

Both are aspects, perhaps, of the same problem, human irrationality.

"Human knowledge increases, while human irrationality stays the same".

It's about challenging the assumptions about markets because of human irrationality.

The story exemplifies human irrationality and myopia, behaviours that economists have found difficult to embrace in their theories.

Human irrationality is Kahneman's great theme, and his lucid book is full of intellectual surprises and self-help value.

"Growing up in Lebanon, with different religions and war … I became fundamentally interested in human behavior, irrationality, and conflict, and how can we resolve those things … and maybe there's an objective way to really make sense of where these differences are coming from," he says.

This evidence of human economic irrationality is increasingly supported by experimental data.

Regarding the differences between advocates of government intervention and those who contend that free markets operate better on their own, Mr. Hirsh says that such arguments, boiled down, are "largely about the issue of human rationality versus irrationality.

Along with its felicities of perception, its warm sympathy with its subject, and its wealth of fresh material, Conradi's book has a few imperfections of its own, including some woolly sentences and misattached modifiers surprising in an English professor (e.g., "Like William Golding, and perhaps Muriel Spark, the Second World War made Iris think anew about human wickedness and irrationality").

In this way human imagination and irrationality can outplay the restrictions of algorithmic determinism.