> So a rational robot/human will never open the door. Rather he'll die in front of it, from exhaustion. That’s incorrect. The inaction you’re describing is wro

> So a rational robot/human will never open the door. Rather he'll die in front of it, from exhaustion. That’s incorrect. The inaction you’re describing is wrong from a “purely rational” perspective because starvation also constitutes death and has a much higher probability given inaction. Your example doesn’t show there’s something wrong with “pure rationality”.