Pacific bluefin tuna suffers from the misconception that its population is stable.
We should move away from the misconception that bullying is part of normal growing up and that it is acceptable.
It was the time of [Lords] Kaldor and Balogh [two Hungarian economists who advised the Wilson government] and we benefited from the misconception that we were all intellectuals".
This is just an opening position, of course; the eventual Nazi "solution" to the Roma "problem" ("Gypsy" is derived from the misconception that they came from Egypt, when in fact their origins are in India) went much further.
A shorter week, by contrast, removes us from the misconception that our jobs are the most important things in our lives, that we are indispensable, that somehow we need to work all the time in order to matter.
In an e-mail, he said: "Like many American suit wearers, I think he suffers from the misconception that the size a guy wears directly correlates with his masculinity.
Many candidates suffer from the misconception that job offers are easy and cheap for a company to extend.
This probably comes from the misconception that optimal design and optimal operation is the same, but this is usually not true.
As I report in AlterNet, the Gulf's economy could lose billions of dollars and is suffering already from the misconception that its beaches are tarred with oil.
A lot of the joking and jabs come from the misconception that men who work with kids are sexual predators or gay, or both.
