Advocates for public education reject that logic for failing to factor in the value of affordable education as a public good.
They are happy to spend every last cent they have because their fiscal irresponsibility is justified by the fact that you only live once -- which is true, but that logic starts failing when people end up living a long, healthy life with no form of retirement savings.
They must have created the crisis, the logic goes, by failing to educate the young.
What truly grips us in these accounts is not so much the numbers as the spectacle of suddenly vanishing competence, of men utterly routed by technology, of fail-safe systems failing with a logic as inexorable as it was once unforeseeable.
"You're just trying to use logic on me now, aren't you?" says Andrea, failing to realise that logic waved me a merry farewell about, ooh, four hours ago.
Dewey thinks that the refusal to admit that there is thought in artistic construction is a failing of traditional logic.
Part of this is because of Wolff's prose style, which moves with the same effect from Ginger's daytime bike ride to her realistic dreams, failing to establish a logic of in-betweenness.
He's hounded out of town in the most hysterical way, but the film is reckless with its logic and fails to observe due processes of plot, milieu, verisimilitude – massive failings when dealing with such a sensitive subject.
After failing an exam in deductive logic, he decided to quit the state school system, and in 1912 took up a position at The Armidale School in the New England district of New South Wales.
Tax collection solves the "assurance problem", as the game theorists call it.Generally, Rand's moral and political philosophies run aground by failing to follow the correct but counterintuitve logic of the social contract tradition.
