If you overhear a group of people talking about their plans to save for their retirement and one of them says that it causes them to save less and the other says they will save more, you would conclude

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The statement suggests that different individuals have different perspectives and priorities which influence their decision to save for retirement. Therefore, it is rational for one person to save less while it can also be rational for another person to save more based on their individual circumstances and priorities. The statement does not suggest that Social Security affects no one's saving, so option B is incorrect. There is no basis to conclude that one person is rational and the other is irrational, therefore options C and D are incorrect.

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