That is not just an erroneous notion of what education is for; it's also an outdated concept of the role that design plays in the 21st century.
The pan-Arabism and dictatorial tendencies of the post-independence Algerian authorities meant more than 30 years of exile for Mohand Aarav, as it did for other writers, historians and artists who challenged the erroneous notion of the Arab identity of Algeria and the stamping out of references to its Berber past from academic and media sources.
Gardner, backed by Murray, who wrote a laudatory introduction to his book Witchcraft Today 19544), fixed this erroneous notion of an ancient witch-cult somewhere in the public consciousness, and it has been nurtured there by Robert Graves's The White Goddess (1948) and innumerable more recent quasi-fictional and fictional accounts.
Smith would probably dismiss the first of these objections, as based on an erroneous notion of what moral philosophy ought to do.
They viewed the existing institutions as having declined, during five centuries of transmission since the time of the Buddha, into monastic formalism and scholasticism, sectarian disputation, and an erroneous notion of the nature of the wisdom that was the aim of Buddhist practice.
The mirrored parabolic solar cooker we used quickly burned through any erroneous notions we held of solar cooking as only useful for mid-day slow cooking at low temps.
Most feelings of nervousness are based on erroneous notions that make you feel incapable of handling life situations -- be it with business matters, at home with your family or recovering from an illness.
The whole idea of designating systemically significant firms is based on the erroneous notion that the AIGs of the world are so "interconnected" that their failure would produce a systemic breakdown.
First, while in a pyramid the strength of the base is most important, we somehow have this erroneous notion that the excellence of the system depends on the apex, i.e., specialty hospitals in metropolitan centres.
Even though we know this dynamic to be true, we still seem to get caught in the hypnotic, erroneous notion that if we just got rid of some issues, altered some circumstances, manifested some increased success, or changed some specific situations in our lives -- then, we'd be happy, peaceful, and relaxed (or whatever it is we say we want to experience).
