In other words, though the hypothesis many be false, the policies it promotes are prudent".
Never has this assumption been more false than on policy on Iran.
It's not all that expensive, but is often overlooked by homeowners who believe that floods are covered under their homeowner's policy (false), or that it's not necessary because they live in a low-risk zone (proven wrong by Hurricane Sandy).
"Instead of admitting that his policies have led to record unemployment, debt that puts our economy at risk and programs that have grown government at the expense of the private sector, President Obama continues to double down on the same false attacks and policies that have done nothing to fix our economy," the spokesman, Brendan Buck, said in a statement.
In case the system suggests an unreasonable large number of new policies potentially including a high rate of false-positives (detected policy suggestions which are discarded after human review), it would add an additional burden rather than create value for an organization.
Thus far we have revealed four independent programs: the bulk collection of telephone records, the Prism program, Obama's implementation of an aggressive foreign and domestic cyber-operations policy, and false claims by NSA officials to Congress.
At the macro level there has been a false economy in the policy of not investing in a major way in infrastructure when interest rates were at rock bottom for so long.
As Mr Logan relates:Obama, who seems to think that every choice is false, believes his foreign policy approach is "anti-ideological" and that it defies "traditional categories and ideologies".
He wants to arraign Americans, and particularly those who fetishize the Dreyfus case without grasping its principles: that every accused person should be able to face his accusers in a fair trial, and that national panic makes bad policy and false prisoners.
The lead plaintiff, Esther Outten, alleges such false promises were official policy throughout the schools.
