Inclination towards "metaphysical comfort," results in what Bruno Latour determines as the unfortunate tendency of both art and science to mistake the presentation for the thing in itself.
doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6603250 Owing to an author error, there was a mistake in the presentation of results in Table 1 in the above paper.
We found that normal controls indeed tend to commit more mistakes after the presentation of a stimulus whose answer is consistent with a current and preceding rule.
Though assembling the masses of audiovisual material gleaned from his research into one seamless montage is no easy task, Kapadia's film at times mistakes a chronological presentation of events as a comprehensive explanation of them, and that's one of its major shortcomings.
Last month, in response to your problematic reporting on the false Obama fishing ban, ESPNOutdoors.com's Executive Editor, Steve Bowman, wrote, "We take seriously the tenets of journalism that require we take an unbiased approach, and when we make mistakes in the presentation of a story or a column, it is our responsibility to admit them".
Erratum to: Clinical Oral Investigations DOI 10.1007/s00784-015-1407-6 The ofiginal version of the above article contained a mistake in the presentation of the name Aebele B. Mink van der Molen.
Erratum to: Clinical Oral Investigations 16 (4) : 1325-1331 DOI 10.1007/s00784-011-0624-x The original version of the above article contained a mistake in the presentation of the name Aebele B. Mink van der Molen.
At the hearing, my lawyer, a specialist in family law, was better prepared than his, a generalist who made numerous mistakes in preparation and presentation.
Because it's easy – particularly at an event as doggedly committed to optimism as the TED conference, attended by people with such unfettered access to ease – to mistake listening to a presentation about human suffering for actually doing something about it.
There is however one evident mistake in Collingwood's presentation.
