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Nirvana Fallacy Solutions Problems Perfect

The nirvana fallacy is an error where solutions are rejected because they are not perfect, rather than focusing on their practicality.

Der Nirvana-Trugschluss ist ein Fehler, bei dem Lösungen abgelehnt werden, weil sie nicht perfekt sind, anstatt sich auf ihre Praktikabilität zu konzentrieren.

Fallacy Nirvana fallacy
Definition and Examples when solutions to problems are said not to be right because they are not perfect.

Tags: fallacies, logic

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