Based on the present-aim standard a person who drinks gasoline and subsequently dies could be consider rational as long as:
A)her behavior helps other people.
B)she really likes the taste of gasoline and death.
C)she thinks her behavior will result in more gasoline for other people.
D)her death is not painful.

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The present-aim standard of rationality judges actions based on whether they align with the individual's current desires or aims, regardless of the consequences. If the person genuinely enjoys the taste of gasoline and accepts the consequence of death, her action can be considered rational under this standard.

Based on the Present-Aim Standard a Person Who Drinks Gasoline