A condition whose additional demandingness is procedurally contingent rather than intrinsic to the rationality concept cannot be established as categorically more demanding than weak rationality.

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Demandingness(as a characteristic that marks excellence rather than inappropriateness): The quality of being difficult, challenging, or requiring a lot of effort—in this case, the idea that true intellectual excellence is hard to achieve.
Intrinsic(describing the kind of continuities that ground identity): Something that belongs to or is part of something by its very nature, rather than coming from outside or being relational.
Weak rationality(as used in decision theory and epistemology): A basic standard for making decisions or beliefs that requires you to be logically consistent and avoid obvious contradictions.
categorically more demanding(the statement questions whether something is truly harder in a fundamental way): Definitively or fundamentally harder in kind, not just in degree—belonging to a different level of difficulty.

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