From the Critical Cafe, 15 July 2009:
I don’t see how a theory could be ‘rational’ or ‘irrational’. It’s possible for a person to behave rationally, and therefore to adhere to a theory rationally.
It’s also possible for people to assent to the idea that a particular person is behaving (or adhering to a theory) rationally. Science [...]
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