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One falsehood in the article is that Go is the only game where computers "don't stand a chance.

It's a "brilliant marketing term" in the same way that any falsehood is.

I too think that's a falsehood, but it's truth or falsity is not the only thing that matters about it.

If you lie to someone, they won't be very amused if you say "well, 'truth' and 'falsehood' is just pure semantics.

"for meditation you are supposed to be free of such thoughts"This a pernicious falsehood.

It's not true that society can rely on citizens to sort truth from falsehood; the reality is that people are easily led.

I think it needs to be said because the people promulgating the falsehood are legitimate mathematicians.

I'm astonished that people overwhelmingly believe this falsehood.

You can't be taken the least bit seriously when you put such an obvious falsehood as the first argument supporting your ridiculous claim.

Further, when you tell a falsehood like this-- one that you really, if you're at all informed on the issue, would know is a falsehood, you impeach your own integrity.

It would take truly extraordinary evidence to justify a conclusion about the falsehood of relativistic theories at large scales.

Offering different prices to different customers is playing with fireThis is a falsehood believed by engineers for nebulous reasons largely founded in naivety about business.

The article claims this is an example of a falsehood starting on Wikipedia, percolating to external sources, then perpetuating on Wikipedia because it's in those external sources.

The argument that if they're bombing weddings now, they were probably bombing villages before?The sarcasm seemed to be based on the fact that you can agree that truth is good and falsehood is bad and not see that as a reason to dismiss the Guardian piece.