Sentence examples for logical flaws from inspiring English sources

However, Marx's exposition of the "law of the declining rate of profit" is invalid both practically and logically (even avid Marxists admit its logical flaws)—and with it all of Marx's other predictions collapse.

It was the French social philosopher Andre Gorz who saw the logical flaws in that.

Of course, there are several, very obvious, logical flaws in this argument.

Unlike philosophical thinking, which demands an argument without logical flaws and contradictions, literary thinking allows you to contradict yourself.

It was a simple, profound argument, and it lacked the logical flaws of some of the Court's abortion rulings.

For years, economists critical of the measure have enjoyed spinning narratives to illustrate its logical flaws and limitations.

These seem to be a logical flaw of adopting 'economies of scale' in agricultural ecosystem unlike the logic of scale in industrial production.

Yet there is a logical flaw at the heart of establishment thinking.

Take a moment off from being revolted by this tweet, and note a logical flaw in it.

They also embody a profound logical flaw – the idea that the current healthcare landscape should determine our definition of addiction.

Even he notices some logical flaw in his argument because he starts sputtering, 'We'd never even heard of alcoholism.