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Rationality Power

A close cousin of logic power, but broader: it's the social authority granted to those who are seen as embodying rationality itself. The person with rationality power isn't just making logical arguments; they are perceived as the "reasonable one" in the room. Their preferences are assumed to be well-considered, their judgments sound, and their biases invisible. It's the power to have your irrationalities overlooked because you've successfully claimed the mantle of "the rational person."
Example: "She got her way in every meeting because she had rationality power—everyone just assumed her position was the smart one, even when it wasn't."
by Dumu The Void March 11, 2026
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