Sentence examples for Deep fallacy from inspiring English sources

Reality: The deep fallacy is the idea that any concept occurring in the human mind and expressible in language is a real measurable entity.

The deep fallacy is that any contributions to variance due to factors acting before birth (such as prenatal impacts) are assumed to be genetic.

These tactical and negotiating problems are daunting, but their prominence in the current discourse is a diversion from a deeper fallacy in the Bush Administration's approach to the nuclear danger.

Regardless of the broader concern over a handful of content holders having control over what social commentary and criticism is permissible, the deeper fallacy – that games cannot speak in this way – is the more tragic one.

Today's Federal Reserve is built on fallacy: not only the fallacy of the Phillips Curve, but also the deeper fallacy that a manipulated dollar is the same thing as a defined, guaranteed dollar.

The belief arises from a deep and dearly held fallacy that has persisted for more than 200 years.

The natural-is-better fallacy runs deep in this day and age, ironically fueled by the internet information glut.

Dr Usama Hasan, a senior researcher in Islamic studies at the Quilliam Foundation and a part-time imam, said Yahya's creationist arguments were easily discredited (though he later confessed to previously teaching Yahya's fallacy, before deeper research into the subject).

Let us not be misled by the fallacy that a deep and workable single market requires everything to be harmonised, to hanker after some unattainable and infinitely level playing field.

Barry Werner, Netanya, Israel America's deep divisions Regarding "The Planning Fallacy" (Views, Sept. 17-18): While I agree with David Brooks that there are limits that policy makers face in implementing "systemic good," I think he misses an opportunity to point out the connection between those limits and the ever-growing partisanship in our governance.

The Experience Fallacy is too deep-rooted to be confronted that easily.