Specifically does it mean what we perceive the most optimal of doing things?
Perceive is the key word I would like readers to comment in regards too.
What does rational mean?
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@TheRealNihilist
Rational just means based on reason or logic.
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@TheRealNihilist
Rationalising is how we utilise and output data, relative to a given situation.
Perception is the sensory acquisition of data.
Rationalised output is extremely variable.
As an individual Adolph Hitler made a lot of rational decisions. Not that I would agree with his decisions, but that's just me making my own rational decision.
Of course the opposite would be irrationality, and it would be fair to say that eventually Adolph Hitler's output became more irrational.
So maybe therefore:
Rational = the effective and sensible use of data in order to reach a positive outcome.
Irrational = the ineffective and foolish use of data resulting in a negative outcome.
stronn his right
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@Dr.Franklin
What do you think Stronn's right is?
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@zedvictor4
nothing, he deserves no rights