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{{citation needed}} Maybe gradual social change works that way, but you certainly can't force change without a little insanity.
by labster 10y ago
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Maybe gradual social change works that way, but you certainly can't force change without a little insanity.
- ianai 10y agoI'll remind the court that irrationality merely means "not rational". I.e. "No identifiable rational is known". Often times decision makers appear to be acting without reason merely because they're responding to something the observer does not see/know about. The root reason is stil up for grabs. I'd bet that existential threats tend to motivate people only once they can comprehend the threat as a reality.