Sentences with phrase «even fallacious»

This assumption has been demonstrated to be largely overstated, and even fallacious, in new study by the Brennan Centre for Justice at New York University Law School.

What appears to be new and improved today may prove to be flawed or even fallacious tomorrow.

Not exact matches

To illustrate, a person sees a spider, adds old memories and fallacious beliefs (that all spiders are dangerous) from the middle zone to this experience, thus becoming inappropriately frightened, without checking to discover that it is a harmless, even beneficent garden spider.

@agc - my problem is with the fallacious assumption that (1) someone is somehow entitled to decide what is «in best interest» of someone else and (2) that it's even possible to determine that.

What's telling about the tribunal report are the details of how even harmless information which would have struggled to get any press attention was aggressively kept secret by the DWP with a variety of fallacious arguments.

Therefore, there is no record of Trickle - Down Economics ever having worked — or having been even tried, because the so - named policy is a fallacious characterization of the actual policy it mocks.

It's always amusing to read in the «skept - o - sphere,» the thousands and thousands and thousands of comments on the subject of whether there is a «consensus» and even more interestingly, precisely how big that «consensus» is, from people who say that the noting the existence of a «consensus» is not only a fallacious argument, but that in fact noting that there is a «consensus» is antithetical to the valid practice of science.

This argument is fallacious and even dangerous in its implications.

Indeed, now that Mann's utterly fallacious hockey stick reconstruction has been re-reconstructed with the LIA and MWP restored, it isn't even remarkable in the last thousand years!

You now say «Currently I don't believe it for a second» so clearly you did not even read it before calling it fallacious.

The «argument from ignorance» (we do nt» know what else is causing it, so it must be us) is not even slightly compelling (besides being fallacious).

We can see evidence of patterns of fallacious reasoning when people are confronted with such a condition, particularly in a highly polarized and politicized context where people are strongly identified with positions even though they aren't well - informed about the underlying evidence.

A simple definition of a fallacy can sometimes be used to identify an argument as fallacious even if it is not.

Gavins pre-school «You do too» argument would be fallacious even if the accusation were true and analagous to the Team's misdeeds, and it is not.

yes, ad homs may not always be useless — even if they are clear examples of fallacious reasoning.

Even more troubling is that machine learning can still learn fallacious, prejudicial, and even discriminatory patterns from humans, without realizing that this is what is happenEven more troubling is that machine learning can still learn fallacious, prejudicial, and even discriminatory patterns from humans, without realizing that this is what is happeneven discriminatory patterns from humans, without realizing that this is what is happening.

(a) changing our name on the basis of arguments so logically fallacious that, even in our era of nobody failing anything, would have garnered an F in any credible Philosophy of Logic course (and without waiting for the Legislature to actually pass the law, such is our contempt for the legislative process),

Let's abandon this fallacious argumentation approach before we look like even greater fools now guys, shall we?