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Consequently, as Grice 18 argues 19, deriving certain conclusions from utterances is rational, in addition to any conclusion that the standard principles of syllogistic or inductive reasoning permit.
In this way, the tripartite analysis of the soul that Plato presents in the Republic 22 guarantees a major role 23 for the faculty of reason, both in the cognitive task of discovering explanatory accounts for the mode of being of things and explaining how they ought to be, and in the practical task of the correct management of an individual's life.
Hume also argued against philosophers such as Richard Price 51 that it is impossible to prove the moral rightness or wrongness 52 of a specific action 53 with any reason.
Probabilistic reasoning is another area in which the possibility of achieving completely rational results in cases such as the gambler's paradox 59 has been called into question, and serious doubts have also arisen regarding the concept of the rational agent intended by classical models of economic behavior.
He regarded this tendency as an error of the same kind that Popper claimed to detect in the belief that induction could be a valid form of human reasoning.
The experimenters have claimed that this strong result shows the prevalence of the systematic fallacy 73 in the probabilistic reasoning of ordinary people, which consists of a deficiency and inability to give due attention to prior probabilities 74.
Ultimately, in this hypothesis that the intuitions of untrained individuals may be systematically wrong about the subjects of human reasoning, there is an obvious paradox.
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