It's the rationality that makes the situation seem more menacing to me.
In this way, it is North Korea's rationality that makes it so dangerous.
Deduction is the sort of rationality that is the central concern of traditional logic.
Yes, it might be a dream, but it's one that can withstand the rationality that comes with the morning coffee.
"The division between price and value has increasingly collapsed under the weight of economic rationality that spreads like wildfire across sectors of our existence," Conley writes.
There is a certain notion of rationality that starts from the assumption that each of us is, in essence, a monad designed to maximize profit and pleasure.
With his patrician manner and stylish epigrams, he seemed, by the end, to epitomise an easy-going whiggery and measured rationality that had almost vanished from the political culture.
Laura Hoptman, the retrospective's chief curator, interprets this composition, which Genzken called "Fuck the Bauhaus," as a critique of modernist hubris — a Teutonic ideal of control, order, and rationality that collapsed under Hitler like a house of cards.
Such critics thus advocate notions of bounded rationality that are more sensitive to those limitations and make use of evaluative concepts that do not depend on the precise sorts of assessments that are involved in determinations of expected utility.
She explained: "It brought an end to gimmicks; credibility is being rewarded, and although we're seeing a new generation of development trading for the highest prices ever, it's rooted in a rationality that didn't exist in the last cycle.
Even as they privately welcomed the economic rationality that comes with loans from the fund and the bank, the region's leaders often blamed them for unpopular but needed measures.
