Shiva had committed a common, but dangerous, fallacy: confusing a correlation with causation.
While a majority of Americans support the death penalty ("The Justice America Demands," Op-Ed, Feb. 4), David Frum treads on dangerous ground, confusing what is right with what is popular.
For one, the Saudis have decided to supply rebel forces in Syria with modern surface-to-air missiles, which may make the airspace situation there even more complex, dangerous and confusing.
But it is dangerous to confuse the two.
It is dangerous to confuse negativity with defensive excellence, and there was plenty of the latter on offer.
It is dangerous to confuse decorative instincts, or even the sense of beauty, which handaxes suggest evolved very early in the human story, with the higher, more complex activity that is art as we know it.
In general, it is dangerous to confuse the concepts of "privacy" and "confidentiality", but in our case we believe that the privacy aspects will be the major driver for people wanting to keep their data confidential.
After all, it is potentially dangerous to confuse subjective values with a codified objective skill set.
