Although The Corsair had praised some of the pseudonymous works, Kierkegaard did not wish to see his own project confused with that of the newspaper, so he turned his satirical skills against it.
For example, he said, the Prada Marfa project has confused many truck drivers, who stopped there thinking that it was a gas station or convenience store.
It was an art project that "confused" spectators, but The Huxleys jumped at the opportunity to experiment and challenge the weird and wonderful elements of art.
Either they work far too many hours in hopes of getting ahead and their regular lives are suffering, or they have thousands of ideas for projects and feel confused about the right moves to make, or they just plain feel paralyzed and uncertain.
Finally, distrust towards (new) vaccines had also hampered uptake: small-scale vaccination projects are often confused with trials, but also bad experiences during previous vaccination programs had reduced faith.
Writing in the Hindustan Times, India's Save The Internet coalition maintained that Internet.org is "Zuckerberg's ambitious project to confuse hundreds of millions of emerging market users into thinking that Facebook and the internet are one and the same".
"We didn't want to start a project and confuse people.
The variations of cortical columns across cytoarchitectonic fields within and between species are being scrutinized (e.g., Herculano-Housel et al. 2008), and deciphering columnar organization in Connectome projects (not to be confused with the Genome Project), such as Blue Brain, has become highly prominent (Markram 2008).
The geographical stamp of the project is also confused by the fact that two central performers are employing artfully disguised voices.
But to Mr. Obama's team, it is a document that recognizes the world as it is and ends a era of illusion in which Washington confused projecting power with achieving results.
