A child of ten knows that markets are not composed of perfectly informed rational agents. (25iq.com)
From these considerations it becomes clear that mathematics, which superficially appears to have no relevance to the knowledge of human nature, actually affords important insights about human beings, not only as rational agents, but as persons with freedom yet also bound by necessities in the spatiotemporal order. (religion-online.org)
Maybe Kant is right, and we should rely on the formal autonomy of rational agents who see each other as ends in themselves. (firstthings.com)