Here, however, it will also be important for the American president to carefully distinguish between genuine enemy irrationality and pretended enemy irrationality.
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Irrationality of price can be another form of purchase friction.
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The idea behind prediction markets is that wisdom trumps irrationality.
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And where there is irrationality, he also sees ample opportunity.
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Its irrationality may even be the source of its power.
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Prepare yourself for total irrationality and the most obvious nepotism.
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Palestinians are tired of conversations about our barbarism and irrationality.
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Not this violent, but similarly jarring levels of insanity and irrationality.
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This looks like irrationality in action, bound to end in tears.
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It highlights the sheer irrationality of President Trump's hostility toward Iran.
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So the response to her perfect rationality was extreme, murderous irrationality.
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That is the much more worrisome scenario, because it doesn't require irrationality.
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In other words, the trade is chaotic to the point of irrationality.
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Democrats -- hope, success, and rationality; pitted against, Republicans -- fear, anger, and irrationality.
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And it helped me because there's so much irrationality in the world.
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But irrationality is kind of the general M.O. at Grey Sloan Memorial.
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Some in the music business see this as the height of irrationality.
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Irrationality is more like food in this regard than like illicit drugs.
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But, surprisingly, he is an eloquent admirer of certain forms of irrationality.
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"The irrationality is enough to make your mind spin," Mr. Klein said.
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Anything but this has become a widespread sentiment; irrationality is in the air.
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Racism, xenophobia and nativism embody, in their very meanings, both irrationality and unfairness.
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His ruthlessness and fierce rhetoric should not be confused with irrationality, they explained.
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It's the unwelcome sizzle of paranoia, unable to differentiate between intuition or irrationality.
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I was often dismayed by Noah's behavior and the seeming irrationality of it.
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KDVD: The books I read by women were embracing pleasure and accounting for irrationality.
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As patients we couldn't win, but we could fight the irrationality of it all.
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This is not a sign of irrationality, but a sign of extreme rational thinking.
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And over time, the government's reputation for irrationality has become an asset as well.
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Several Senate Republicans are signaling that they're concerned about all this scandal and irrationality.
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But as a fellow sufferer, may I point out the irrationality of your dread?
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In financial markets, smart investors can, within limits, arbitrage against the irrationality of others.
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Irrationality like this can accelerate when consumers have already paid an exorbitant sum for something.
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The intellectual layer officials to prevent us from our own irrationality explains the Republic vs.
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Speculative bubbles are hard to model—how to find a rational way to assess irrationality?
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"Tax irrationality and the trade war is battering the crushing sector in Argentina," Idigoras said.
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One would presume that anger breeds irrationality, radicalism and political as well as economic instability.
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Irrationality is considered to be a negative quality (except perhaps by Dadaists); so is unfairness.
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It's not only right to reject identity politics; it's a sign of irrationality not to.
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To help explain this irrationality, Cramer turned to technician Tim Collins, his colleague at RealMoney.
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But I would approve of them much more if they called themselves the irrationality community.
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" Munger added that he's thought about the "causes and preventions" of irrationality "for a long time.
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Even thinking we're rational despite evidence of irrationality in others is known as blind-spot bias.
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If anything, McMaster's talk about irrationality indicates that he supports a first strike on North Korea.
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Routledge explained to me over the phone that rationality and irrationality don't exist in a binary.
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The rise of an explicit belief in irrationality like this one is troubling on many levels.
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With enough patience, enough dedication, and enough irrationality, even a Shrek 2 arena fighter can have value.
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" He said ability to recognize that "always helped me because there's so much irrationality in the world.
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This extra complexity again raises the possibility of collective irrationality even in the face of individual logic.
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If such irrationality is borne out of unfamiliarity, then there is an obvious way to overcome it.
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"It's complete irrationality and the markets know this and so the markets have lost patience," Scaramucci said.
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"Despite the appearance of irrationality, I think [Kim Jong Un] is a very rational actor," Einhorn adds.
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Much more dangerous than the irrationality of this double-standard is the impact it has on adolescents.
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He is not a grand strategist, but an irrational man who rose in an era of irrationality.
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I'll ask what might seem like a strange question: What's the utility of irrationality in human life?
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Those businesspeople who voted for Mr. Trump ignored at their peril his irrationality, ignorance and bullying behavior.
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But I do want to argue that its irrationality does not render it unacceptable, valueless or cowardly.
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It's hard to keep being hung up on irrationality when everyone else seems to be having fun.
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"Politics is where rationality and irrationality meet," said Dr. Villani, a deputy in the country's National Assembly.
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In the past, to wit, President Trump has openly praised feigned irrationality as a U.S. security strategy.
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The Mist addresses these surges of irrationality with an embedded meta commentary, luring the audience into thinking Mrs.
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To combat this irrationality, GrubHub will focus on adding nonpartner restaurants, expanded national chain integration and diner promotions.
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In study after study, they showed that when it comes to making decisions, humans are predisposed to irrationality.
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Trump's irrationality is forcing the South Korean government to abandon its old posture and seek a separate peace.
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It turns out Meredith is becoming a little bundle of irrationality, accusing Amelia of taking over Derek's life.
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Humans, he says, are hardly rational, and in fact, irrationality has defined much of human life and history.
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"Lighting up the darkness with reason and understanding seems to me incompatible with irrationality and prejudice," he said.
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Like every anxiety, there's a lot of irrationality, and in a way, that's why I found abacus so helpful.
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Compare it to the headlong bloodymindedness and giddy irrationality of Durant's old team, and it will barely be recognizable.
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The sheer irrationality of these ideas is reason to suspect that the real motive is, in fact, just racism.
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In the "strong" form of irrationality, leaders are so deranged that they are incapable of judging their own interests.
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Also, Cornwell greenlighting a genocide, given her speeches decrying Lorca's irrationality throughout the season, didn't wash with me. 2.
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Franks writes that, although the argument has sometimes been successful, it is based on the idea of female irrationality.
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"Unfortunately, lots of sick minds channel their irrationality into sporting events," Nacional said as they expressed their "profound shame".
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"As a society we're irrational about it, but government has to accept that irrationality rather than fight it," she said.
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The typical strategy for dealing with impostor syndrome is to articulate the doubts in our heads and expose their irrationality.
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I am 20 years old, and sometimes people my age take actions before thinking, and irrationality beats out rational thinking.
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"He is challenging himself and his rationality in trying to try to decipher the irrationality all around him," Guadagnino noted.
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Correspondingly, a potential source of unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war could be a visible strategy of "feigned irrationality" that backfires.
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These terms are often directed toward women, girls, and female-identified people to create a link between females and irrationality.
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Adapting a classic treatment of the irrationality of the military mind, they work assiduously to ensure that everything makes sense.
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The touches of irrationality, which formerly inhabited his dream sequences, began to bleed into the "actual" worlds of his films.
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In the article, she uses her experience teaching philosophy to inmates to argue for the irrationality of natural life sentences.
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As used by Mr. McEwan's heroine, however, they signify something larger and more menacing: evil, darkness, irrationality, civilization's worst moods.
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Correspondingly, a potential source of unintentional or inadvertent nuclear war could be a visible strategy of "feigned irrationality" that backfires.
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The key point here is not that people are irrational; it's that this irrationality comes from a very rational place.
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She is a courageous and admirable woman; but, like many reasonable people, she makes the mistake of underestimating human irrationality.
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Thaler is perhaps most famous for his work on two kinds of economic irrationality: "mental accounting" and the endowment effect.
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Related judgments will need to be rendered concerning informed expectations of rationality and irrationality within each affected country's core decisionmaking structure.
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After some levity, Wilmore makes a powerful point about the way society tries to rationalize the irrationality of deaths like Sterling's.
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The Surrealists' insistence on irrationality was not a sport, but an attempt to engage in the political debates of their time.
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A house of worship, a cathedral of sport, separated by a strand of highway, suddenly connected by the irrationality of happenstance.
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And if that's the case, should we actually embrace some instances of irrationality rather than discounting it as an embarrassing nuisance?
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This irrationality makes it difficult to talk soberly about what's really going on when the business of ads makes the news.
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During the Civil War, Southerners would cite the witch trials to attack the Union for its supposed irrationality in persecuting the war.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not buying into it by chasing stocks or panicking out of them.
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They also saw the importance of childhood as the source of the adult self, as a time of powerlessness, irrationality and imagination.
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However, some in Europe are hopeful that despite the irrationality of it, the U.K. government will indeed pursue a soft Brexit approach.
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Accordingly, many women with HG describe "not being believed" by physicians or as having their severe symptoms dismissed as signs of irrationality.
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Faced with such market irrationality, the producers have called on the government to help by buying up tin for its strategic reserves.
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There will then need to be related judgments concerning expectations of rationality and irrationality within each affected country's core decision-making structure.
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Indeed, his recent "fire and fury" warning might merely have reflected a preferred "rationality of pretended irrationality" posture for the United States.
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During the Civil War, Southerners would cite the witch trials to attack the Union for its supposed irrationality in persecuting the war.
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"We're particularly delighted the court highlights the irrationality of a rule that bars broadcast/newspaper combinations in the same market," Wharton said.
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First and foremost, we remain obsessed with terrorism far out of proportion to the actual threat, even to the point of irrationality.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not buying into it by chasing stocks — or panicking out of them.
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But the most powerful antidote to my irrationality came from a surprising source: an 18th-century English priest named Reverend Thomas Bayes.
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When that happens, Cramer recommended taking advantage of that irrationality, not to buy into it by chasing stocks or panicking out of them.
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But in this choppy world economy it would be foolhardy to ignore one of the main forces driving financial flows through history: irrationality.
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There is also the irrationality of glitz and aura and living with fickle consumers, as Brian Chen discusses in his story on Fitbit.
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Editorial If one state best embodies all the irrationality, unreliability and arbitrariness of the death penalty in America in 2016, it is Alabama.
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Going forward, any expression of rage at Trump—however justified—will be used by him as proof of the irrationality of his opposition.
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Washington's national-security establishment has long discounted this thinking as overly risky on the part of Pyongyang, perhaps to the point of irrationality.
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But each time I went off a medication, I returned to a state so unstable I couldn't recognize the irrationality of my thoughts.
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It follows a thread of irrationality through the efforts of 63 artists from three continents working with abstract form, language and the body .
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It follows a thread of irrationality through the efforts of 2570 artists from three continents working with abstract form, language and the body .
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"The rise of an explicit belief in irrationality like this one is troubling on many levels," Shiller wrote in The New York Times.
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Certainly, proportional voting systems don't solve the deeper problems of political irrationality that Achen and Bartels so dutifully detail in Democracy for Realists.
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The irrationality of these human behaviors has presented us with fodder for our creativity, which also reflects back the same level of irrational discourse.
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Because there's not huge negotiation involved with ISS, because there's an irrationality that is pretty — this is not something, 'Oh let's make a deal.
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This is the irrationality of racism that can take even the brightest of people down roads that cannot be supported by their higher reasoning.
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Only irrationality induced by ideology — or loyalty to polluters over the health and welfare of the country and the planet — would account for it.
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A pretending Kim Jung-Un who had too "successfully" convinced American counterparts of his irrationality could thereby spark an otherwise-avoidable U.S. military preemption.
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She embraced and sought to articulate the humor, irrationality, and messiness of the world while her peers championed cold materials and pure geometric forms.
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Mr Gruber argues that, once you allow for even a sliver of irrationality in human decision-making, the case for taxing addictive substances becomes clear.
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These narratives, in which prehistoric habits of survival become today's intellectual liabilities, are supposed to undermine religion by scientifically demonstrating the irrationality at its core.
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From the outset of his career Bernstein has fought for a poetry of leaps and fissures, one that inhabits the space between logic and irrationality.
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"More and more people, as a result of this crisis, see the dysfunctionality and the stupidity and the irrationality of the current system," he said.
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Even if we tend to backslide to irrationality, that doesn't mean we should indulge that when we are deliberating how to run a society. No!
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Lead's own lack of supporting fundamental narrative should act as a warning sign that there is more than a little irrationality in all this exuberance.
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Should President Trump and his principal advisers begin to fear enemy irrationality, persistently graduated threats of U.S. retaliation might then make no convincing deterrent sense.
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"Initially, details will be ignored and irrationality will prevail for one, two days," said Thiago Castellan Castro, a trader with Renascença brokerage in São Paulo.
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As Emil Karlsson, writing on Debunking Denialism — a site "defending science against the forces of irrationality" — explains: Why is the poisonous M&Ms analogy monstrous?
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Dalí said: My whole ambition in the pictorial domain is to materialize the images of my concrete irrationality with the most imperialist fury of precision.
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When it comes to the chaotic policies of Donald Trump or the seeming irrationality of Brexit, traditional political explanations can fail to produce satisfactory answers.
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In 1978 a critic had declared that the irrationality and fear key to horror was fundamentally incompatible with the rationality and logic required by sci-fi.
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In the end, her whimsical creatures, affectless humans, and moments of surreal irrationality offer no answers, but they do swirl together into, well, pretty much everything.
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Magical thinking is a term psychologists use to describe the irrationality of a mind in the throes of bereavement, but Didion take it a step further.
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Labriola also criticized what he called the "pricing irrationality" of rival carriers, calling out rival Oi SA's offerings on TV as "unsustainable" in the long run.
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For example, a pretending Kim Jong Un who had too "successfully" convinced American counterparts of his irrationality could thereby spark an otherwise avoidable U.S. military preemption.
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"It is an expression of the racist arrogance and irrationality of a party that doesn't attend to its voters," Venezuela's foreign affairs minister, Delcy Rodríguez, tweeted.
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Even the most extreme zealots and fanatics can often compartmentalize their irrationality so that they believe nonsense in some fields, while being eminently rational in others.
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Missile and nuclear tests, along with what appears to have been a cultivated appearance of irrationality, put the onus on North Korea's enemies to manage tensions.
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Opinion Columnist U.S. political discussion has been dominated by the issue of Donald Trump's wall — an issue on which Trump's irrationality keeps surprising even his critics.
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" Dominic Grieve, one of the Conservative rebels, told lawmakers that "the irrationality of the debate we are having on the details of Brexit is truly chilling.
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My mechanism for keeping calm and staying rational among the irrationality and insecurities that come with presenting yourself to such a huge group of people every day.
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If I had to guess about this particular aspect of my irrationality, it's that the Hitman model didn't satisfy an under-appreciated need: the illusion of time.
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In other words, now, the operational reasonableness of such a defensive first strike by the United States would not necessarily require any prior judgments of enemy irrationality.
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Laxton helps us understand the Surrealists' insistence on irrationality not as a sport, but rather as an attempt to engage in the political debates of their time.
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What makes it really difficult is not so much the tweets but the unpredictably and irrationality of the White House and his inability to keep it in.
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Torn between understanding that marrying someone whose future might involve years of incarceration and the irrationality of love, Aloné's response was yes, but she had to think.
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There was a lot of that irrationality on Friday which of course was a direct result of the ludicrously overoptimistic mark-up in prices going into the vote.
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The bomb, carefully engineered by some of the 20th century's most brilliant scientists, able to raze cities and civilizations, has always spanned rationality and irrationality, logic and madness.
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But, going forward, we would enter the post-diagnosis evaluation and management (E&M) phase of her care, and the irrationality of the CMS proposal was quickly apparent.
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To a manifestly variable and possibly bewildering extent, the nuclear deterrence benefits of "pretended irrationality" could depend upon prior enemy state awareness of Israel's counter-city targeting posture.
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A feigned irrationality stance of Kim Jung Un might be undertaken exclusively by the North Korean side, or in an entirely unplanned tandem, "together" with the United States.
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Rent the Runway can't be expected to solve the paralysis of choice or irrationality that plagues some of us; if anything, its future plans will exacerbate those tendencies.
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These are questions Justin E.H. Smith, a philosopher at the University of Paris, takes up in his new book, Irrationality: A History of the Dark Side of Reason.
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She writes with both sensuality and coolness, as if determined to find a rational explanation for the irrationality of existence, and for the narrator's opaque understanding of herself.
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His attempt to make a living as a freelance writer of gay erotic short stories (the checks came months late, when at all) was touching in its irrationality.
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That first devastating breakup is fertile territory for a novelist: The misery, irrationality and fits of self-destruction that young exes indulge are all excellent fodder for fiction.
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It is also conceivable, in such unprecedented escalatory circumstances, that the North Korean president would no longer simply be pretending irrationality, but would in fact have become genuinely irrational.
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"North Korea's repeated provocations show the Kim Jong Un regime's nature of irrationality, maniacally obsessed in its nuclear and missile development," the South's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Symptoms of a cannabis overdose might include paranoia, anxiety, irrationality, feeling like time has stopped, or hallucinations, but she said you can usually talk someone down from those effects.
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Instead of accusing Trump supporters and climate denialists of irrationality, Latour argues that it is untenable to talk about scientific facts as though their rightness alone will be persuasive.
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But the 2016 campaign, with its unsavory issues, deeply unpopular candidates and underlying strains of instability, irrationality and incoherence, has proved particularly challenging to Mr. Bolton and his staff.
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In the course of his career, Dreyer recalled, he has received all manner of authorial pushback, ranging from swear-filled insults and frank admissions of irrationality to gentle teasing.
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That's fine so far as it goes, but it simply establishes the accuracy or inaccuracy of that one statement, rather than the pattern of deception or even irrationality at work.
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"It is an expression of racist arrogance and irrationality from a party that does not serve its constituents," Venezuela's Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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" He added: "By allowing the trial, the FDA will be signaling that science and evidence-based practices should prevail over the hysteria and irrationality long associated with genetically-modified organisms.
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"You might use the word 'panic,' but I think panic suggests irrationality and I don't think the concerns people have expressed are necessarily irrational," Marks said of the market decline.
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Behavioral economics, for those unfamiliar with it, is the study of the actual ways that humans make economic decisions, encompassing the psychology, emotion, cultural influences, and irrationality of those economic decisions.
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Long before shark attacks became the rallying cry for those concerned about voter irrationality, Stanford professor and jazz drummer Jon Krosnick directed attention to a bloodless form of irrational voting behavior.
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Largely because of the irrationality and unpredictability of U.S. regulation, government research-funding agencies and industry have not been eager to invest in these important new genetic approaches to pest control.
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In an ideal world, rationality would always trump irrationality, and because of that, any time an irrational thought entered my head, I'd immediately be able to disprove it and push it away.
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Daniel Oppenheimer, a psychology professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a co-author of "Democracy Despite Itself," said there are "three I's" that unite voters: ignorance, irrationality and incompetence.
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But by developing tests to identify the most rational among us, and by offering training programs to decrease irrationality in the rest of us, scientific researchers can nudge society in that direction.
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The very act of responding negatively to writing has been cast as a symptom of irrationality, particularly if it's undertaken by a sizable group of people, which is always, always, a mob.
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When discussing the president's comments about being "locked and loaded" following an attack on Saudi oil fields, Scaramucci told CNN's John Berman last week that Trump has "a "predictable level of irrationality.
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If this level of narcissism and intense irrationality is the default even before madness sets in, the play suggests, then who can say what madness really looks like in a head of state?
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While many congressional Republicans fully recognize the fallacies of these policies and the irrationality of leaving trade alliances and institutions that have served American interests for decades, they lack the courage to act.
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It started gaining momentum after Barack Obama first took office, and despite the inherent sense of irrationality, it had been searching for legitimacy and representation among the more conservative groups in the country.
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As the leader of Iran's revolution he gave the 20th-century world a frightening lesson in the shattering power of irrationality, of the ease with which terrorism can be adopted as government policy.
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I spent more and more of my time above the fray, outside the world of immediate hunger, disappointment, fear, irrationality, and frequent hardship of … the people that I'd entered public life to serve.
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Standing beside this monument to rationality, which proved the earth's rotation, she began to rotate herself, spinning in circles, symbolically out of control, giving in to the chaos (the irrationality!) of her situation.
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Their work revealed previously undiscovered patterns of human irrationality: the ways that our minds consistently fool us and the steps we can take, at least some of the time, to avoid being fooled.
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In addition, if the politicians pander to irrationality and often appear themselves unable to make disciplined and learned choices, what hope can we have that we can come to some kind of great reconciliation?
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That so many of the movement's critics accuse supporters of the opposite—of fanaticism, bordering on the familiar accusations of hysteria and irrationality—reveals more about their politics than the politics of their targets.
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In view of what nuclear strategists sometimes refer to as the "rationality of pretended irrationality," Samson could also assist Israeli nuclear deterrence by demonstrating a more tangible Israeli willingness to take critical existential risks.
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Here, choosing a plan that has nothing to do with the nickname of his own secretary of defense, the American president, following his just-ordered preemption, would deliberately choose a strategy of pretended irrationality.
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It all started in the early 1970s, when the psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky conducted an influential series of experiments showing that all of us, even highly intelligent people, are prone to irrationality.
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Her thesis is that in the wake of the barbarity of World War II, irrationality became a widespread focus among artists, who wanted to "simulate or stimulate delirium," Ms. Baum writes in the catalog.
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Capitalism (though not democracy) had to be defended at all costs, while foreigners were commonly viewed as subject to brainwashing, manipulation and mass irrationality — just what we fear today in the United States itself.
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I am proposing that under the garb of IoT, we may start creating intricate networks of machinery that are intelligent enough to start understanding things as inexplicable as human irrationality and humans' dependence on machines.
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"Sentiment bullish, but irrationality not yet visible despite all-time highs in credit and equity markets, robust global (earnings), benign French election result," BAML said in its poll of funds managing close to $650 billion.
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Before puzzling why any institution would do something so self-destructive and attributing the cause to irrationality or worse, we should consider perhaps that the system is now working just as many people would prefer.
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In "The Monarchy of Fear: A Philosopher Looks at Our Political Crisis," she writes against a (mostly male) tradition of philosophical and political thinking that minimizes emotions as merely a source of irrationality and embarrassment.
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The core of nuclear policy at the time, the Madman theory, held that irrationality and volatility could be wielded by American leaders to keep the peace; fearing an irrational response, our adversaries would avoid provocation.
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"Scientists' perception of public irrationality is having an impact on our ability to rationally discuss things that deserve discussion," says Andrew Read, the director of the Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics at Pennsylvania State University.
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"We think there is a lot of irrationality around that price point," said John Goldsberry, managing director at Aptus Capital Advisors, who identifies Alpha Architect and Cambria Funds as competitors in this relatively new ETF arena.
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In fact, Richard Thaler, a close friend of Fama's, became a Nobel memorial-prize winner himself because of his pioneering thoughts on the irrationality of investors — two Nobel memorial prizes, two completely different schools of thought.
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The real contribution of Thaler and other behavioral economics researchers, like psychologists Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman (a 2002 Nobel laureate), was identifying specific kinds of irrationality that could be predicted and modeled ahead of time.
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Someone steeped in religious rhetoric about the sinfulness of homosexuality will answer the question of whether anti-gay discrimination is rooted in irrationality differently than someone with progressive values who regularly interacts with gay friends and colleagues.
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Second, everyone — policymakers, the media, the public — should recognize how the Tempe crash may feed a dangerous pattern of irrationality: Human beings are quick to rationalize their own errors and quick to obsess over a machine's errors.
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Patrick J. Conroy, a Catholic priest, as chaplain of the House of Representatives, allegedly for uttering a rather generic prayer for justice in tax policy, highlights the irrationality and unconstitutionality of having a House chaplain at all.
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The fact that analysts and executives are now publicly calling out the market's 'irrationality' - many of them doing so for the first time since the surprisingly deep and prolonged downturn began 18 months ago - may yet influence prices.
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Albee has unsparingly considered subjects outside the average theatergoer's comfort zone: the capacity for sadism and violence within American society; the fluidness of human identity; the dangerous irrationality of sexual attraction and, always, the irrefutable presence of death.
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To bridge that divide, Professor Mazlish wrote about the philosophical underpinnings of space exploration, the literary history of artificial intelligence and the bewilderment shared by neuroscientists and psychologists alike over the irrationality at the core of human behavior.
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With strong empirical backing, and a favorable court ruling in hand, Elias has brought suit on the same issues in Arizona, Georgia and Texas, which are governed by similar rules and by Republicans seeking to benefit from irrationality.
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This is what is so baffling about the people supporting him: They know he's lying, but they so want to believe the lies that they have pushed themselves into a universe of irrationality that is devoid of logic.
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There's a fear that social justice issues are an impossible minefield of irrationality, that white men in particular can never say anything right, and that marginalized people are always ready to pounce with a new accusation of offense.
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For one, many economists tackle irrationality, impulsiveness, inequality and gender discrimination — the famed development economist Esther Duflo leaps to mind, as does Harvard's Claudia Goldin, as does the entire field of behavioral economics, which gets only a quick mention.
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They evoke a world of brutality and tenderness, irrationality and sadness, familiar to anyone who has seen Bausch's powerfully dramatic, dreamlike works, which have come to define the genre of tanztheater, or dance theater, over the last 40 years.
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This means, among other things, factoring into any properly coherent assessment (a) the expected rationality or irrationality of principal decision-makers in Pyongyang and Washington; and (b) the intentional or unintentional intra-war behaviors of these same decision-makers.
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Mr. Park, the justice minister, said this week that the depths of South Korean investors' irrationality was reflected in the high premium — around 30 percent on Friday — that they paid on Bitcoin exchanges in South Korea over those elsewhere.
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Schindler added that GrubHub's "answer to this irrationality ... seems confusing: its management letter seems to suggest that it will double down on its competitors' poor economic decisions" and embrace free delivery for the big fast food and quick-service restaurant chains.
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Analysts say that North Korea cultivates a sense of unpredictability verging on irrationality, but that, in fact, the government remains coldly calculating, edging up to the brink of war to keep aggressors at bay and its savagely oppressed people cowed.
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But Sandler is so good, so committed and so watchable that, despite everything — Howard's irrationality, a rogue's gallery of unpleasant characters, the foreboding of a bad, bad end — you can't take your eyes off the screen, which Sandler seldom vacates.
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"While investors have been expecting take rate compression as competition pushes irrationality and rider incentives in the near-term, we expect a focus on a path to improvement and accelerating revenue growth over the remainder of 2019 and into 2020," they wrote.
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The work gets at the cognitive dissonance of race and color (as in hue) that can't help but demonstrate its irrationality in language, like the once-upon-a-time habit of calling black people "colored," as if others were devoid of tones.
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All the evidence Krosnick adduced might lead us to bemoan, bewail and lament the irrationality of a few American voters, but in the end, all we could really do is shake our heads and wag our fingers at the foolish choices some make.
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Just as Owen seemed to have hit peak irrationality in his "everything is Riggs' fault" mentality (he was basically one step away from blaming him for the shooting and Derek's car crash) Meredith (and the audience) learns his hatred isn't that irrational.
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The "workers' state" with its planned economy, viewed at a hazy distance and with a lot of wishful thinking, seemed to offer a desirable alternative to the cruel irrationality of a failed capitalist system, with its mass unemployment and widespread social misery.
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But in a society that seems eager to introduce markets and money into more and more elements of daily life, there can be no shortage of reminders of how these markets — and our own irrationality in dealing with them — can lead us astray.
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In Holt v Hobbs, the Supreme Court had criticised the irrationality of Arkansas's rule against beards over a quarter-inch in length; here it did not even let the Eleventh Circuit call a timeout on the execution to evaluate Alabama's rule against non-employee clergy.
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"Although the STAR Market serves as strategic deployment for national financial reform, it will still experience rounds of market volatility and irrationality in the early stages," Lynda Zhou, China equities chief investment officer and portfolio manager at Fidelity International said in an emailed note.
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The Victorians, famously puritanical, are also famous for providing the template of modern pornography—the words "Victorian classic" on a paperback have long meant a dirty book—while on the other side of that earnest, progressive Victorian rationality are the mad leaps of Victorian irrationality.
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" Ted later recalled the opinion of a well-known psychiatrist, who said, after conversing with Conant about his son's problems, "that he had never encountered a man of such daunting intellectual prowess who had such a blind spot in comprehending psychological problems or irrationality.
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Soleimani&aposs death has simply made it impossible to ignore what we&aposve learned every day of this presidency, that Trump is an emotionally weak man, easily pushed to irrationality by anything from images on a TV screen to the insecurities that bend his mind.
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The most infamous example of this is issue 186, which is devoted to an in-universe essay written by a fictional version of Sim which describes the conflict between the "male light" (representing reason and creativity) and the "female void" (representing emotion and irrationality) in society.
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Macao's eclectic programming acts as an antidote to capitalist logic — the group is an advocate of the notion, shared by thinkers as diverse as Adorno and Debord, that the irrationality of art making can somehow upset the forward march of a market mentality devoid of humanity.
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I place a lot of good things under the heading "irrationality" — not just dreams but also drunkenness, stonedness, artistic creation, listening to stories by the campfire, enjoyment of music and dancing, all sorts of orgiastic revelry, mass events like concerts and sports matches, and so on.
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The problem arises as soon as you try to differentiate those that constitute real "bubbles" — which is to say, self-reinforcing spheres of blindness or irrationality — from those that might just as easily be called "cultures" or "communities," groups of people who share experiences and convictions.
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The Excess section is announced by a largish sculpture of tiny grids rising to three Alpine peaks by Sol LeWitt, whose underlying irrationality and obsessive repetition was first noted by the critic Rosalind Krauss in a 1978 essay on the artist that was Ms. Baum's original inspiration.
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For decades, MLB has relied on a certain measure of systematic irrationality to preserve the peace between its players and owners: in exchange for minimising restrictions on the market once players reach free agency, the union has accepted rules that keeps its members grossly underpaid when they are young.
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The big error of so many schemes to rationally improve the human condition has been to spread the belief that there must be some great event in order for the new order of things to take hold, that rationality must be stoked by irrationality in order to work.
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This is a convenient intellectual shortcut for building models, but it is also a fiction, as we know not just from our own human experience but even from within economics itself, where microeconomics has recently made exciting progress in the study of human irrationality, bias and cognitive error.
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In "Last Days at Hot Slit," the selection from "Intercourse" includes a beautiful delineation of free will that builds to an optimistic demand that men more considerately exercise theirs: There has always been a peculiar irrationality to all the biological arguments that supposedly predetermine the inferior social status of women.
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In her generous review of the exhibition for The New York Times, Roberta Smith recalls that LeWitt's "irrationality and obsessive repetition was first noted by the critic Rosalind Krauss in a 1978 essay on the artist," a text that, she tells us, was the inspiration for Delirious's curator, Kelly Baum.
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But then again, irrationality cuts both ways: As the economist and columnist Tyler Cowen likes to point out, if political observers were really so confident in our alarm, we would all be dumping our portfolios (or at least buying put options, or trying to set up a big Trump short).
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Aboard the plane, he was asked what had prompted him to consider changing the official Church position and specifically, what he felt about the war of words between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "What has changed is the irrationality (of the attitude toward nuclear weapons)," Francis said.
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While it's hard to find in remix culture much of the anti-bourgeois nonsense, noise, and irrationality of original Dada presentism, it is true at least that most of the works here utilize Dada photomontage: the process (and result) of making a composite image by cutting and joining a number of other images.
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The market—while necessary in a free society—seemed to capture the fearsome whims of the mob, its irrationality, herd nature, and susceptibility to demagoguery in the form of advertising and P.R. And here we are, led by a president who not only specializes in demagoguery, but is obsessed with asserting his own popularity.
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Washington, therefore, will need to continuously monitor not only tangible North Korean nuclear assets and capabilities, but also the discernible mental health of Kim Jung Un. Although some might mock this second imperative as plainly unnecessary or simply impossible, it remains entirely conceivable that the "wacky" dictator in Pyongyang has merely been pretending irrationality.
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That decision, maybe like no other, helped usher in a 2016 GOP presidential nominee -- by legitimizing irrationality and bigotry and nativism -- who spent the primaries talking about building walls and a deportation force and thinking fondly of the "Operation Wetback" era but flipped to (sort of) embracing the bipartisan immigration reform bill Boehner unwisely passed on.
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But more than anything, Judge Moukawsher seemed offended by the irrationality of the state's education system: He said its funding of new school buildings was driven not by need, but rather by how much clout individual legislators might have; he criticized the teacher evaluation system and said the high school graduation standards were all but meaningless.
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Barrett's artwork is exquisite, and provides another layer to the story that is not explicitly explored in the text (the girls and their mother are all depicted as black and biracial, and as suffering under the increasing irrationality and restrictions of the white, mad king; the royal advisers and visiting princes represent a wide range of racial backgrounds).
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From the outset of his career Bernstein has fought for a poetry of leaps and fissures, one that inhabits the space between logic and irrationality; here he furthers and refines his argument, in part one of the book, through a series of short essays that reiterate his ideas of "sounding the word," and what he and Bruce Andrews once promoted as "Language" poetry.
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"I would like everybody to think about whether we are so persuaded of the irrationality of the leadership of North Korea that we do not trust deterrence to work against these people, and we are so confident in our mistrust that we would risk another Korean war to try to deny them the capability to strike the United States," Gallucci said.
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So, when everything in the market or in a particular sector goes down, instead of assuming that the issue pertains to the fundamentals of the underlying company, Cramer suggests asking yourself if it could have been caused by an out-of-control hedge fund or Wall Street money management — then realize that the market's irrationality can be your opportunity to profit.
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So, when everything in the market or in a particular sector goes down, instead of assuming that the issue pertains to the fundamentals of the underlying company, Cramer suggests asking yourself if it could have been caused by an out-of-control hedge fund or Wall Street money management, then realize that the market's irrationality can be your opportunity to profit.
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Through control of tone and narrative detail, as well as some fairly overt nudging, Conrad exposes what he considered to be the naïveté of movements like anarchism and socialism, and the self-serving logic of such historical but "naturalized" phenomena as capitalism (piracy with good P.R.), rationalism (an elaborate defense against our innate irrationality), and imperialism (a grandiose front for old-school rape and pillage).
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But pretended irrationality, as U.S. President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE might himself discover in any upcoming nuclear dealings with North Korea, could become a double-edged sword.
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The major finding was that irrationality — or what Professor Stanovich called "dysrationalia" — correlates relatively weakly with I.Q. A person with a high I.Q. is about as likely to suffer from dysrationalia as a person with a low I.Q. In a 2008 study, Professor Stanovich and colleagues gave subjects the Linda problem and found that those with a high I.Q. were, if anything, more prone to the conjunction fallacy.
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In her essay, Krauss states that LeWitt's generational cohort viewed "a false and pious rationality [to be] the enemy of art," and defines LeWitt's "irrationality" in terms of his congenital inability to adhere to modes of logic in the formulation of his conceptual works: His math is far too simple; his solutions are far too inelegant; the formal conditions of his work are far too scattered and obsessional […].
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Global/Local 1960–2015: Six Artists from Iran, currently on display at the Grey Art Gallery at NYU, carefully attempts to tread the choppy waters of regional exhibitions related to this part of the world — where artwork and artists are often expected to serve as enlightened beacons, guiding visitors over a bridge of dialogue between East and West, us and them, allowing us to see a "beautiful" side of an otherwise negatively perceived culture of political violence, intolerance, and irrationality.
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And to now watch the Conservative Party hacks who pushed that lie, led by Boris Johnson, continue to demand that their prime minister deliver this fantasy Brexit in the face of the reality that it's impossible — and in the face of how bad even the second-best option will be — is to watch a once-sane country write a suicide note in a moment of irrationality and then argue endlessly over how to carry it out — death by hanging, poison or a gunshot to the head.
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