"As a professional writer, you can choose which count you would prefer to be wrong on...."....
That they knowingly choose to be on the wrong side of history when it's staring them straight in the face is a slap in the face of everything our forefathers stood for and everything any free-thinking, common sense-possessing, equality-supporting American stands for.
"It's unfortunate that all of the Republican candidates have chosen to be on the wrong side of history".
This year, organizers of St. Patrick's Day parades in cities with historically large Irish American populations are again choosing to be on the wrong side of history.
Justice Scalia, who you would imagine is a deep student of history and the law, has chosen to be on the wrong side of both.
Failing to acknowledge the events at Marathon, Thermopylae, Salamis, and Plataea, he chose to be on the wrong side of history by creating a self-congratulatory myth.
"So if you are not intrigued by how people make money, or are inclined to sneer at those who are good at it, or yearn to practice "gotcha journalism" on investment bankers simply because they've chosen to be bankers, Bloomberg is probably the wrong place for you".
I always remember a Guardian comment piece that said, "At some deep level we want people to be wrong for choosing to take antidepressants" and I think that's true.
He could have revised, but he chose not to, explaining that it would be wrong to "turn undertakers' men to fix the glittering plate upon the coffin, or fall into the procession of popular woe.
A worthwhile normalization method would result in a reduction of the observed variance, while any increase in the variance would imply no improvement to the data quality, thus telling us that the chosen method is wrong for the dataset.
