Toni Morrison really makes the reader question beauty, the pressure put on people to fit in with untrue ideas.
And that was not untrue: the idea of having a partner who likes a drink presumably seemed, and seems, exactly that to many people in this country.
The report also found untrue the idea that women don't choose Stem subjects (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) in high school because they are not as good at numeracy.
Critics are dismissed as just bloggers, which supposedly disqualifies them from pointing out errors and untrue statements; ideas are dismissed (wrongly, as it happens) as not part of what anyone has taught graduate students, as if this removes any possibility that the ideas might nonetheless be right.
Equally untrue is the idea that a grand bargain with Damascus is a revolutionary new idea.
But he added: "In the Scottish referendum we exploded two imprisoning ideas – that all politicians are the same, because in Scotland that was transparently untrue, and the idea that voting does not make any difference.
And by using an untrue and easily-dismissed idea to argue for a maximalist position--unrestricted ownership of AR-15s, or accessories like 30-round clips--they're committing honest gun owners who believe them to a losing political proposition.
The Florida ethics rule was not written to prevent untrue, biased or dangerous ideas from flooding the intellectual marketplace.
One thing that she said stuck in my mind because it seems very, very untrue, but I have no idea how to fact check it: She claimed that the crime rate had dropped by 50percentt in Colombia after the foundation had provided the country's police with their educational materials.
From the perspective of Pneuma, this idea is simply untrue.
Nobody could follow that except to say it was untrue, and based on thin ideas floated at a casual briefing, but denials came too late for Danish voters, who said "no".
