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A False problem (n.) set in a science exam is a propitious scandal: it reminds families that problems are not ready-made and that the master text requires a fallible master.
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A False problem (n.) set in a science exam is a propitious scandal: it reminds families that problems are not ready-made and that the master text requires a fallible master.
A False problem (n.) can be a way of life — some people's whole social existence is tied to the false problems that let them live; others' is contained in the false problems whose fraudulent positions they occupy and suffer from.