over-generalizations

To quote Paul Buchheit, all such 'advice' is just someone's limited life experience expressed as a set of over-generalizations.

That's the problem with studying animals, they can't defend themselves to correct our hilarious over-generalizations and misrepresentations of their species.

It's okay, until it runs off the tracks and starts making massive over-generalizations, and ends up mired in populist propaganda (i.e.

It boils down to three things: People are the most important, over-generalizations about the development process is anathema, and always adapt.

To even start thinking along the lines that one solution would fit all problems is to engage in the most wide over-generalizations.

I'm not sure I've ever seen an article that's so full of arbitrary assumptions and over-generalizations.

I agree that the article perpetuates broad over-generalizations about people with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

I would say we prioritize the information from the leaks, given their restricted nature and their intended audience, but that doesn't mean there might not be over-generalizations or mis-interpretations there either.

Pop science is eye candy and over-generalizations.

An unfortunate side-effect of having a democracy with 300 million plus people in it, is that to a certain extent these sort of over-generalizations are a necessary part of coalition building.

Again, nothing but over-generalizations here.

I'm tired of over-generalizations about "spanking." Bruising, switches, rods, and welts are not "spanking." Whipping is not the same as spanking.

-- Marc Andreessen Given that a significant portion of what marca himself says and advocates these days is, if not "lunacy", definitely from somewhere very deep in loose cannon territory -- and given the naked over-generalizations embedded in the statement itself (which, when you break it down, is basically a strawman argument) -- I'm just not sure what value he's adding to the discussion, here.