Sentence examples similar to rational paradox from inspiring English sources

Paradoxes that arise from concepts of knowledge and rational belief, such as the skeptical paradox, the preface paradox, and Moore¿s paradox.

Quinn, "Beyond Rational Management: Mastering the Paradoxes and Competing Demands of High Performance" (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1991).

The paradox is that rational solutions to Europe's refugee crisis have long been laid out.

Why we are supplied these biographical details is unclear given that Stone doesn't embody an interesting Crichtonesque paradox, the highly rational mind that makes poor moral choices.

There, on Dr. Marion's first visit, he hears the Rev. William Tully preach about the paradox of faith in a rational world.

But I do wonder at the paradox of even the most rational of us being drawn to these bottles with pictures of ugly tubers and weedlike plants on them.

He called it "the paradox of thrift": what is rational for an individual consumer is irrational for the society as a whole.

Epistemic paradoxes affect decision theory because rational choices are based on beliefs and desires.

And while this initially seems like a curious paradox, there is in fact a rational explanation.

The "paradox of thrift" was that the rational decision to save could make the entire economy smaller.

Our current data suggest a possible novel function for CD4+ T cells in suppressing B cell tumorigenesis, providing a rational complementary and/or alternative explanation for this lingering paradox.