Ms. McCloskey says it was a fundamental error for economists to start making their arguments in terms of "Max U" alone.
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The Federal Reserve continues its fundamental error of confusing price changes that result from supply and demand with changes that result from debasing the currency.
Alexander the Great, triumphant in so many seemingly impossible battles, made a fundamental error when he took his army from Persia to Afghanistan and India.
Inexperienced market validators often make a fundamental error in selecting interviewees.
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"Moving to Phoenix without a stadium deal in place was a fundamental error that should never have happened, " says Marc Ganis, president of SportsCorp, a Chicago consulting firm.
Speaking before the trial started, Google executives said that it was a fundamental error for regulators to treat the engine as a publisher of information, rather than a distributor.
But as we still count the cost of the 2007-8 banking crisis, there is something much more important at stake - which is whether governments and regulators have made a fundamental error in the way they reacted to that crisis.
Responding to Mr Osborne's attack for the government, Treasury minister Angela Eagle said the shadow chancellor had "missed another opportunity to admit the Tories have made a fundamental error of judgment in failing to support the growing international consensus that governments need to invest to stimulate their economies during the global downturn".
Or has your fundamental attribution error suffered an inversion?
Buffett eschewed technology as a fundamental motive force in his portfolio construct, a huge error of omission.
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She said that the "23% error rate" indicated that, although "genetics is fundamental in exceptional longevity it's not the only thing".
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