Jacob Silverman on Etgar Keret: can a good writer redeem a faulty form?
Of the many forms of faulty thinking that have been identified, confirmation bias is among the best catalogued; it's the subject of entire textbooks' worth of experiments.
"Making 'No Child' Better" (editorial, Feb. 5) misses the point that the No Child Left Behind law is founded on faulty assumptions of top-down mandates, zero tolerance, narrow forms of assessment, and privatization.
Alongside these faulty "self" molecules, researchers have also found that certain forms of cancer produce normal molecules when they shouldn't, or in far greater amounts than healthy cells.
More advanced forms of Crispr-cas9 carry new genes into cells, which can replace faulty ones that are removed.
Rare monogenic forms of diabetes with a single and well defined molecular cause help trace links between faulty genes, biochemical or regulatory dysfunction, and clinical phenotype.
Undoing the brainwashing of a faulty believe system involves developing a counter to the faulty belief in the form of a new and positive mantra.
It is tempting to infer from this observation that X is either a mechanistic intermediate between the [Fe4S4]-like cluster pair and the P-cluster or a faulty cluster formed by a mismatch of neighboring [Fe4S4]-type clusters.
Sontag's erroneous departure point leads her to form a faulty chain of reasoning, for she fails to see that what a thing is, is equivalent to what a thing means; in other words, all things are what we deductively, and through the use of language, define them as.
By this, also the faulty problems could benefit from an enhanced form of hierarchical bypassing.
