First, this is equivocating rationality and accuracy. Second, just because something results in more rational decisions, that doesn’t mean that it is valid to characterize it as increasing rationality. If I observe a compass, and see that the direction is pointing coincides with the direction that Oregon is from my current location, it would be an error to conclude that compasses point towards Oregon.
First, this is equivocating rationality and accuracy. Second, just because something results in more rational decisions, that doesn’t mean that it is valid to characterize it as increasing rationality. If I observe a compass, and see that the direction is pointing coincides with the direction that Oregon is from my current location, it would be an error to conclude that compasses point towards Oregon.