"It isn't that simplistic, but we can back up what happens.
Bob's redemption is in that simplistic mould of the martyr who becomes a hero.
"Any cuts based on the notion that all this can be surgically removed … misses the point that college work does not divide up in that simplistic way".
That simplistic view of serotonin has been undermined by other researchers, and the University of Colorado work further dilutes the idea.
That simplistic formulation of so-called gestational surrogacy ("organ rental," per Kuczynski) may have helped two strangers leap over chasms they couldn't have traversed otherwise.
The Washington Post has yet to correct its contention that the NSA and FBI are "tapping directly" into the servers of internet companies, though that simplistic characterization has been soundly denied by Google, Facebook, and others.
That simplistic logic will curtail lawsuits by whistle-blowers who suspect that a contractor may be defrauding the government but need information obtained from FOIA requests to help confirm their allegations.
While the Tea Partiers may share with the 1960s a distrust of an authoritarian ruling elite, it's otherwise much too facile for David Brooks to link the two movements to anything beyond that simplistic similarity.
