Rationality involves balancing individual goals with societal norms from "summary" of The Nature of Rationality by Robert Nozick
Rationality, as understood in the context of human decision-making, requires individuals to navigate a complex landscape of goals and norms. At the core of this process is the constant interplay between individual desires and societal expectations. While individuals are motivated by their own personal goals and desires, they also exist within a larger social framework that imposes certain norms and values.
Balancing these competing forces is a crucial aspect of rational decision-making. On one hand, individuals must consider their own desires and preferences when making choices. These personal goals can range from basic needs such as food and shelter to more complex desires like happiness and self-fulfillment. Rationality involves taking these individual goals into account and making decisions that ...
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