If there was ever a more misleading title for a proposition, I don't know what it could be.
"Like Mississippi's failed 'Personhood Amendment' Proposition 26, these misleading and ambiguously worded 'personhood' measures substitute ideology for science and represent a grave threat to women's health and reproductive rights that, if passed, would have long-term negative outcomes for our patients, their families, and society," ACOG said in a statement.
So, once we know a theory is false we can be confident that tacking on any old arbitrary proposition, no matter how misleading it is, will lead us inexorably closer to the truth.
Mr. Pacheco added that he believed that the proposition was worded in a highly misleading way, because it stated that it supported term limits.
Cook Wilson thought it misleading to base logic on judgement instead of proposition or statement (SI, 94), as one is misled, he argues, by the common verbal form: there is no common form of thinking called 'judgement' which would include non-inferred knowledge, opinion, and belief, but would exclude inferred knowledge.
Opponents of Proposition 46 contend that the measure itself is deceptive and misleading, packaging three disparate initiatives into one under the guise of protecting consumers.
The opponents to Proposition A have resorted to the tactics of issuing misleading information of various types rather than argue on the merits of the issue.
If some such view is correct, it might avoid certain (unpleasant) questions prompted by earlier Fregean views: how can a sentence indicate a proposition with a different structure; and if grammar is deeply misleading, why think that our intuitions concerning impeccability provide reliable evidence about which propositions follow from which?
The report said: "While the comment was made in a live radio interview, it was nonetheless a misleading oversimplification which failed to acknowledge the clear and important areas of disagreement between the National Heart Foundation and the overall proposition being presented in the programs".
The strange, misleading clues.
