But this is a fallacy.

There's something called The Gambler's Fallacy when someone thinks

Yes, young man... . ..all very convincing, but for one obvious fallacy.

But I had to make a little barrier, going around it, out of cellophane, to stop it moving.

And the fallacy comes from idealizing a past that we have forgotten about.

This is the fallacy that fusion technology can carry on, to just do research and development.

By the way, this little bump in year one this represents the fallacy in new markets.

But to think that by buying the book gets you somewhere, that's maybe the bigger fallacy.

Though much like the fallacy about business plans and financial forecast that lasted for about 80 years.

But if you really look at this, there's an implicit fallacy that no one ever noticed for 40 years.

The only fallacy in this is that you assume that your first customers are going to be in the mainstream.

And when you say, Matter collides or gets absorbed or comes into touch with Antimatter, nothing left, this is a fallacy.

And so the fallacy that we need this resource and we can actually make it in a time frame that is meaningful is not possible.

And so the immediate response is Well, therefore for new products you just don't get out of the building at all, and that's just a fallacy.

The concept of length of coastline, which seems to be so natural because it's given in many cases, is, in fact, complete fallacy there's no such thing.

Especially now, as we all must confront the fallacy of a market only orientation, uninformed by social conscience we must seize and celebrate the power of the arts to shape our individual and national characters, and especially characters of the young people, who all too often are subjected to bombardment of sensation, rather than digested experience.