How to pronounce “falla” in English

fallacy it's obviously it's obviously a very very difficult uh problem I think it's Amplified also by the way in which

fallacy see the opposite of a of a false

fallacy on the other side, where we say “We’ve committed so much we can’t possibly leave.” No president wants to be the president that “lost the war on terror.”

Also Fallacy just from the other direction, given where you are in your career.

Il fallait le faire clairement, il fallait le faire, radicalement. Il fallait le faire, définitivement. Il fallait le faire, voilà comme ça en le portant,

Il fallait dire, on ne la guérit pas.

Ludic Fallacy is that the probability or the risk and uncertainty that we encounter in real life has very little to do with things you

Ecological fallacy is sampling at the wrong scale.

The fallacy there is dystopias are imaginary places where people live in fear.

The fallacy is that those kinds of positive assessments that we make about other people-- that they're all very subjective, that they're

Perpetuated fallacy, 2%. Unconfirmed genuine discovery, 43%.

other people's fallacies and biases-- at least we're better.

But that is a fallacy.

But it's a fallacy because we come with people and we never, ever come alone. We come with people who have gone before

Qu'il fallait que je retourne chez moi, ici, à Paris.

Et s'il fallait recommencer, je le referai comme ça.

So a grand fallacy of the idea I'll be happy when is, if we wait for all that happiness to come at the end of this goalpost, that's

Sunk cost fallacy is this notion that I'm already in it.

That's a fallacy. Scot Schmidt, who was one of the early extreme skiers had a great phrase-- flow used to make me feel like Superman up

Meritocracy is an absolute fallacy.

And one of the fallacies is that, well, if a jury gets it wrong, then all you've got to do is wait for the appeal.

Worshiping gold is a fallacy.

That's a fallacy. Like I know that on a very deep, instinctive level, that that is a fallacy.

I call this the fallacy of uniqueness.

The perpetuated fallacy, discovery was wrong, the replication was also wrong.

And challenge fallacy, discovery was wrong and replication was not done, because people didn't think that they should do it.

And unchallenged fallacy, 53%.

But there's two fallacies that need to be debunked.

the biggest fallacies in our culture is this idea of like the overnight success right

Which is also a fallacy. It's also a fallacy 'cause it's based on the assumption that you should stop learning when you graduate from college or business school. That that's sort

context may be a fallacy but it appealed to my mind that there could be some sort of structure that you could adhere to always and then divert from at a later point. So that just kinda

of another fallacy. It's just stupid. And if you look at the labeling on a homeopathic product, next time you're in a drug store, find one and check it out. And under active

discovered is fraught with fallacious um ethnography in fact

metaphor is a fertile fallacy and uh the enlightenment was a fertile fallacy but

So that the fallacy of uniform efficacy is that any strategy is always good or always bad.

So that the fallacy of uniform efficacy is that any strategy is always good or always bad.

It's a logical fallacy to say that just because pleasure doesn't equal happiness, that suffering therefore must.

It's a logical fallacy to say that just because pleasure doesn't equal happiness, that suffering therefore must.

It's another classic fallacy called "representativeness." Anyway, there's a long list, the "gambler's fallacy"- if a roulette wheel lands red five times in a row,

The gambler's fallacy gives you no insight.

So that's one fallacy of reasoning that I think journalists should be more mindful of.

So the fallacy is you decide on a course of action depending on how much you have sunk into it so far.

Sometimes called the "Concorde Fallacy," after the fact that the British and French governments continue to pour money into the supersonic plane

Economists call this the fallacy of the lump of labor.

This is a major fallacy that occupies most people’s minds, infects most people’s minds, that you are being given money that somebody has saved.

Y cuando alguno de estos 10 falla, dedico mucho más tiempo a esa persona para ver si progresa o no, que a los otros 9.

And it's called the arrival fallacy.

I think that's the Nirvana fallacy.

about how the sunk-cost fallacy is so potent.