“most of the time when you want to use the former, you should use the latter instead”
I think, in general, these statements amount to the same thing. “It’s rational to __” generally means the same thing as the “deflated” statement; the key difference is its use of the word “rational” or “rationality” that ends up weakening the term.
I think, in general, these statements amount to the same thing. “It’s rational to __” generally means the same thing as the “deflated” statement; the key difference is its use of the word “rational” or “rationality” that ends up weakening the term.