However, his argument is based on a false dichotomy between exact sciences and social sciences.
Some critics claim that the social model, as well as the medical, is based on a false dichotomy between biological impairments and social limitations.
According to them, human movement is based on a exploration/exploitation dichotomy in which individuals choose new locations (exploration) or return to frequently-visited locations (exploitation).
The common belief that a small E-value indicates sequence homology (i.e., that the two sequences share a common ancestor) is based on a false dichotomy.
But the messaging in Slaughter's article and the attacks on Mayer's personal life are based on a false dichotomies.
Well, isn't Christianity based on a spirit-flesh dichotomy in which the spirit is exalted over the flesh?
Extensions of conventional psychological understanding of representational cognition based on a subject-object dichotomy support notions of immune agency conceived as an entity.
Some modern scholars have sought to interpret the Pharisees' opposition to the Sadducees wealthy, conservative Jews who accepted the Torah alone as authoritative as based on an urban-rural dichotomy, but a very large share of Pharisaic concern was with agricultural matters.
The 'individual rights/public good' dichotomy is based on a Western-centric view of individual autonomy that is pervasive but not ubiquitous, and not necessarily useful for purposes of appropriately managing human health and research data.
