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Responding to title.
Reminds me of something else:
In general, if you find that the "rational" thing is not "best" it is because you have missed some criteria, or you named the art and failed the twelfth virtue.
It is more like a very poorly worded version of the question, "What have I missed?", that manifested as me attempting to sound wise while in reality sounding foolish.