I don’t think inventing incredibly convoluted ways to rationalize a bottom line is trying to be “convivial with reason”. In fact, it’s the exact opposite.
“Convivial with” doesn’t mean “conforms to the prescriptions of”. One way to be convivial with reason is to invent convoluted rationalizations so that reason hums along happily without realizing that it’s being thwarted.
“Convivial with” doesn’t mean “conforms to the prescriptions of”. One way to be convivial with reason is to invent convoluted rationalizations so that reason hums along happily without realizing that it’s being thwarted.