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Is 48 rational or irrational?
No, it is rational.
Is the negative square root of nine rational or irrational?
It is rational. It is rational. It is rational. It is rational.
What is an rational?
"Rational" is an adjective and so there cannot be "a rational" (and certainly not "an rational"). Any answer would depend on whether the question was about a rational number, a rational person, a rational argument or "a rational" combined with some other noun.
Is 54 a irrational or a rational number?
It is rational.
Is - 0.28764 an irrational or a rational number?
It is rational.
Nature of phlippine folk dance?
man is rational animal and animal is a rational man.
Summary of can man be rational by bertrand Russell?
bertrand russell essay name can man be rational
How do you use rational thought in a sentence?
Rational thought:Example sentences:The belligerent man has lost all rational thought.
Who are more rational buyers-men or women?
I think a man is a rational buyer. Do you know why?
Are man or women more rational buyers?
I think that women are more rational buyers.
Who are more rational buyers men or women?
I think a man is a rational buyer. Do you know why?
Who saw man as a rational animal?
Aristotle
He defines man as a rational animal?
Aristotle
How do you compare between man being an animal and man's being rational?
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Is a man is unicellular or multicellular?
A man is a multicellular organism.
What are the example of narrowing the definition?
man is an irritable rational animal
Man as rational organism?
In order to hypothesize, declare, disprove, argue against etc. the "irrational" behavior(s) of an organism we are first required to determine the definition of "rational" and "rationale". One of the significant "problems" with declaring man as being "irrational" is that we are seeking/sharing information associated with this very topic. In order to acknowledge the existence of the potential for irrational behavior, not to mention rational behavior, some form of rationale is required. In either of these behaviors (e.g. seeking or sharing) each of us have exhibited several examples of reason, principle and even accounting (not the financial science). However, one of the significant issues, with declaring man as being a rational organism, rests within the concept of rationalization. In order to "use" rationale, the presence of some form of emotion or emotional behavior is required to exist or to be in question (e.g. yeah but, with that, what about, no I, etc.). Within this process, the "individual" in question is seeking to support an explanation for which no "prime reason" can be provided. In this, man is required to apply some form of unconscious (e.g. irrational) information to complete a cycle (e.g. answer a question, solve a puzzle, eliminate confusion to the greatest extent possible etc.). With that, "rational processes" are no longer the only process associated with "thought".
