That is completing the square.

Either way.

We're reasonable people.

Well, you're acting that way.

The whole business it's unreasonable from beginning to end. Quite reasonable, said the Invisible Man.

Stage magic relies almost wholly on the momentum error.

You could do it that way.

Any reasonable explanations?

Tough, yet rational and ethical.

You might say, eh, that's not really irrational.

This is reasonable.

It doesn't deal very well with irrational opponents.

Suppose you're doing many experiments.

If you're under 50 we want you to work four more years.

It's not about the things that it brings.

I want to make a case.

You need to be more rational because I don't know what you're capable of.

So in this case maybe at least five or six years.

I'm sure when they find who did this there will be a reasonable explanation...

In this question I would like you to check all the boxes that are true.

This dish goes very well with sake.

And Alice and Bob both understand what's going on.

His argument is rational.

Mother Theresa, she was rational.

The max is 3.

I reject it, in which case no one gets anything. Okay?

Yep.

It's gotta be sort of a relief, right?

So I made a rational, moral decision to kill tannen...

So p is equal to 1,200.

Tra la! What ho!

( door shuts )

Now let's talk about sex.

(Laughter)

You know, what if people are rational?

There's gotta be a rational explanation.

I wouldn't exactly call any of this rational.

Now one more question for this same game tree.

However, engineers tend to look at things a little bit more Newtonian, instead of this quantum approach.

The fact is it's that uncertain part that should move us towards this.

Yes, you're right.

You know ultimately, we all have to believe things we haven't seen.

Now there's one alternate way that you could factor this and it'd be completely legitimate.

Think about this, ever rationality is grounded in a leap of intuition.

If x equals 5, x plus 4 is 9, and this dimension right here is going to be 5.