(1) Human beings are fallible, which means on any given day, any person can make a mistake.
But it sounds as if his characters are more fallible than he means them to be, even when their tactics have great efficacy.
And because leap seconds are needed irregularly their insertion cannot be automated, which means that fallible humans must insert them by hand.Opponents of abolition say such problems are overstated.
Secondly, I want readers to take away the message that we are all flawed, fallible, and human, which means likely to err.
I mean those fallible, shimmering entities known (to borrow one of the plays' titles) as "Words, Words, Words".
Read some Linda Geddes – we like Fallible DNA evidence can mean prison or freedom published in New Scientist in 2010.
And, even harder to say in some ways, how can fallible human beings devise robust means of making sure that they are not repeated in some future crisis?
What is most remarkable about Mr. Prezbo (as the students call him) is that, like Monsieur Marin, the instructor in "The Class," or like the protagonist of the 2011 film "Monsieur Lazhar," Prezbo is both likable and fallible; he does right and means well but also makes mistakes.
I mean, my very fallible folks have organized around your (husband) -Joe's Joe-ness, out of love, no matter what.
"Fallible," Mr. Bruce said, shaking his head.
But remember that biases, while fallible, are automatic and unconscious, which means that they can still function on low battery.
