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Oh come on, there are plenty of people in history who are willing to sacrifice their family for fame or fortune. You might not think it’s rational but it’s fai
by zpeti 5y ago
Oh come on, there are plenty of people in history who are willing to sacrifice their family for fame or fortune.
You might not think it’s rational but it’s fairly common. Saying it’s irrational is explaining away pretty common behaviour with “they aren’t like me so they’re idiots”.
Except it’s more your own empathy that’s lacking for understanding another perspective.
- oblio 5y agoNo, it's irrational :-) > The seven characteristics of life include: > responsiveness to the environment; > growth and change; > <<ability to reproduce;>> > have a metabolism and breathe; > maintain homeostasis; > being made of cells; and. > <<passing traits onto offspring.>> Putin is defective, he's making the lives of his own kids harder. I mean, I don't even need to say he's defective, it's obvious. He's a narcissist. There can be no empathy for autocrat narcissists. They don't have any and they don't deserve any.
- Bancakes 5y agoYou know what else is common, logical fallacies. You don't have to be one to know one, to know Putin's actions have brought poverty, misery, and death. Writing your name in history books 'just because' is not a well thought out motive, neither was the assault. Its irrational because it lacks rationality.