According to biocentrism, these are ultimately irrational questions, because space and time are simply tools of our understanding and don't exist in any absolute sense.
Plato does not specify the irrational part in question in this passage, and indeed thinking the sun is the size of your hand does not feel like either anger overwhelming you or desires tempting.
However, these facts are consistent with the choice to engage in suicidal behavior being irrational, and serious questions can be raised about just how often the conditions for rational suicide are met in actual cases of self-inflicted death.
Wilfred, meanwhile, goes for the opposite: an experience so singular it's plural, where even instability, psychosis, and unreliability aren't reliable, where its protagonist continually questions if his actions are right, normal, or irrational -- and then questions what any of those things mean.
The question is irrational.
That loyalty can also be foolish, to the extent where even Goodfellas materfamilias Karen Hill would question such irrational devotion.
A venture capitalist at a major firm called the presence of so many heavily backed players vying for a relatively small market "irrational competition," prompting the question: how could so many investors could have been seduced by the sector in the first place?
Greenspan's terminology of the market's dynamism as "irrational exuberance" begs the question.
Which means it is already settled US policy to believe that Iran is an irrational actor, raising the question why we are negotiating with them.
