The problem is that the problems aren't summarizeable in a neat half a page list. And it's not like the calculations are wrong, rather they are right under a certain set of assumptions and boundary conditions -- and the issue is that people forget about these assumptions and conditions and just assume they're right unconditionally.

For an introduction take a look at e.g. Shadowstats. I don't necessarily agree with everything there, but it's a useful starting point.