The "rationality" in our common sense is "a person controls his own behavior intellectually", which corresponds to "sensibility". What this means is that a person either does things calmly, rationally and methodically, or according to feeling.
In this film, it is the conflict between "rational" and "irrational", not the philosophical debate between "rational" and "irrational".
Philosophically "rational", this question does not have a simple and clear answer. Once this question is asked, it means that we are about to get into long and hard thinking. Simply put, reason is to admit that human reasoning can be used as a source of knowledge, and will not "negate" sensibility due to the unique functions and values of "rationality". It regards sensibility and reason as two kinds of mental things and mental abilities that play different uses. Irrationality is against the idea of becoming.
The reason why I recommend it is that the "moral dilemma" proposed in this article will arouse people's thinking.
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