Sentence examples for fallacy embedded from inspiring English sources

Morris Adelman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has even argued that the "amount of oil available to the market over the next 25 to 50 years is for all intents and purposes infinite .A new age of discoveryBut there is a more practical fallacy embedded in the gloomy forecasts too.

Two pernicious fallacies embedded in criticism of Twitter — and, by extension, blogs, tumblrs, and GIFs of catbots who kill with laser eyes — are that non-traditional forms of expression can wipe out existing ones, and that these forms are somehow impoverished.

Gould writes: "This assumption the easy slide from current function to reason for origin is, to my mind, the most serious and widespread fallacy of my profession, for it lies embedded in hundreds of conventional tales about pathways of evolution…When you demonstrate that something works well, you have not solved the problem of how, when, or why it arose".

I've been convicted recently of how embedded in our culture those fallacies are and how important it is to make sure I don't fall into that trap.

As Geach saw it, we need to think of predication as constant across embedded and unembedded occurrences of predicative moral sentences so as not to commit a fallacy of equivocation in making arguments.

Dennett points out that the fallacy lies in locating consciousness in Searle, who is merely a low-level robot in a complex system, whereas it actually is an emergent property of the entire system in which Searle is embedded.

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I was deeply embedded.

The "embed" reporters.

I mean embedding.

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