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Democracy will find it difficult to survive such a development because, in the end, democracy is not based on human rationality; it's based on human feelings.
Women have made tremendous strides in the workforce, but still there's a minuscule number of women at the highest echelons of fields like government or business, and when we think about who makes for a good CEO or senator, someone who has qualities like rationality, steadiness, competence come to mind, and in our culture, that sounds more like a man than a woman, and the PMS myth contributes to that.
Disembodied Western rationality.
Because if you are going to embody disembodied Western rationality, you need a signifier, and what could be a better signifier of disembodied Western rationality than a garment that at one end is a noose and the other end points to the genitals?
That's, in fact, the premise of bounded rationality.
Bounded rationality is the Nobel Prize-winning idea that the human mind has limited storage resources, limited processing power, and as a result, it relies on shortcuts to do a lot of its work.
That's the bounded part of bounded rationality.
This work on bounded rationality is what's inspired work I've done with my collaborators Max Bazerman and Mahzarin Banaji, on what we call bounded ethicality.
So it's the same premise as bounded rationality, that we have a human mind that is bounded in some sort of way and relying on shortcuts, and that those shortcuts can sometimes lead us astray.
With bounded rationality, perhaps it affects the cereal we buy in the grocery store, or the product we launch in the boardroom.
It's a process that takes rationality almost to an absurd level, and it transcends all the baggage that normally comes with what people would call, sort of a rational conclusion to something.
And it concludes in something that you see here, that you actually wouldn't expect as being the result of rationality.
A lot of people are worried about what is rationality about?
Now, just to be clear: I am not condemning rationality.
I have questions with the values of Newtonian science, like rationality.
Well rationality is constructed by what Christie Hefner was talking about today, that mind-body split, you know?
That's how you get rationality.
There's also a contradiction in rationality in this country though, which is, as much as we revere the head, we are very anti-intellectual.
Economic game theorists have a way of modeling this interplay between rationality and practicality called k-level reasoning.
I will tell you a little bit about irrational behavior, and I want to start by giving you some examples of visual illusion as a metaphor for rationality.
So a standard economist, somebody who believes in rationality, would say, "You know what?
Culture is a reaction to nature, and this understanding of our ancestors is transmitted generation from generation in the form of stories, symbols and rituals, which are always indifferent to rationality.
The acting in the 21st century story is not compelling--perhaps this was a misfired attempt to contrast the technocratic rationality of this time with the barbarism of 1970.
The theme of Holmes' dreams depicting exactly the events to come stands in stark contrast to his previously stated belief in rationality, facts and logical deduction.
Of course, Marins mastery of cinematic metaphysics throws all matter of logic and rationality to the dogs, so that what you get instead is a wild journey into the dark realms of the unconscious.
Others are motivated by a sense of civic duty that does not assess the rationality of voting in terms of the possible impact of one’s own ballot.
In the official view, Ahmadinejad and his circle lack rationality and wisdom; indeed, they are said to be in the grip of superstition.
And leadership for this huge revolutionary effort will probably have to come from visionary business executives whose profits depend on education and rationality.
How voters decide will be an important test of whether democratic choices in advanced countries are governed by economic rationality or popular passions.
To gain the needed motivation, monetary policymakers should recall the “traveler’s dilemma,” a game theory parable that highlights the pitfalls of individual rationality.
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