理性

Tǎngruò gōnggòng tǎolùn shǐzhōng tíngliú zài qíngxù xuānxiè céngmiàn, shìshí héchá yǔ lǐxìng xiéshāng biàn hěn nán zhēnzhèng zhǎnkāi.

If public discussion remains at the level of emotional venting, fact-checking and rational negotiation will be difficult to carry out meaningfully.

Bùtóng qúntǐ duì tóng yí zhèngcè chǎnshēng xiāngfǎn píngjià, wèibì shuōmíng qízhōng yì fāng quēfá lǐxìng, yě kěnéng fǎnyìng qí chéngdān de chéngběn bìng bù xiāngtóng.

When different groups evaluate the same policy in opposite ways, it does not necessarily mean that one side is irrational; it may reflect differences in the costs they bear.