"We don't want to speculate or draw false conclusions".
Begin with false premises and you risk reaching false conclusions.
Somewhere in between is withholding true information that you think will lead people to false conclusions.
The court order used to harass them refers to their "deliberately false conclusions".
That outpouring of strength and consideration was never meant to serve as the pretext for false conclusions.
People are prone, for example, to "representative" thinking and to "categorization," both often leading to false conclusions.
"In this way," Dr. Gale said, "the false conclusions people draw from these surveys may have a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy".
They also have noted that there are no direct statements in the notebooks about killing Mrs. Silverman, and have said the prosecution jumped to false conclusions.
"To assume on the basis of the developments so far that there won't be any negative consequences would be to draw false conclusions.
If you predecide what your findings need to be in order to validate the experiment, it will push you toward potentially false conclusions.
But if much of the money supply circulates abroad, then any analysis correlating the money supply to domestic economic activity may be distorted and provide false conclusions.
