When is rationality dangerous?
Why is rationalizing dangerous?
What is critical rationalism? What are the criticisms of rationalism? What is "rationalization"? What are some examples? Why is the factor of safety considered to be important? Are fears rational? How can I be rational? What are some rational fears? Is killing ever justifiable? Why or why not? What makes a decision/belief rational? They say too much knowledge is dangerous. When and why is this the case? What are some examples of rationalism? Why do people waste their time, when trying to prove a point, when it’s pointless and counterproductive? Are zero tolerance policies ethical? Why or why not? At what point should governments stop setting safety limits and let us manage risk ourselves? What are the characteristics of effective explanations? Why do we seek stability? How do you argue that science has done more good than harm? What is irrational dispensing? Have rationalists become too dogmatic about Reason and Critical Thinking? Are Reason and Critical Thinking the new gods-that-are-not-there? Why is Canada so safe and developed? Why do people make irrational decisions? What are the shortcomings of reason? What is SAFe? Why was/is Nürburgring considered to be so dangerous? Do you think that the function of a man is to be rational? Is it ethical to judge the atomic bombings more than other means of murdering civilians (in similar quantities)? Why is abductive reasoning important? What does rational mean in philosophy? Why are we afraid of failure? Why is hard engineering not sustainable?