It was probably the most egregious error in the history of the franchise, which is saying a lot.
She quotes Robert J. Shiller, the prescient Yale economist, who declared this hypothesis "the most remarkable error in the history of economic theory".
Its an error in the history of solar energy, this promise that the costs will come down, says Matthew Lugar of Hutton Power Systems in Atlanta, Ga.
And in what, by one measure is the biggest margin of error in the history of wrong airport landings, in March 1973 a Canadian Transair 737, headed for Sault Ste.
After the market crash of 1987, Robert Shiller called the efficient-market hypothesis the "most remarkable error in the history of economic theory". Yet even after the disaster, the theory continued to thrive, only to contribute to the latest crash.
A second World Series title followed in 1986, when, seemingly down and out against the Boston Red Sox they were handed a lifeline by the unfortunate Bill Buckner, who allowed a routine ground ball to bobble between his legs in what is arguably the most infamous error in the history of baseball.
Trump, in an interview with the newspaper published online on Sunday, was deeply critical of previous U.S. foreign policy, describing the invasion of Iraq as possibly the gravest error in the history of the United States and akin to "throwing rocks into a beehive".
"It is a question of one of the gravest errors of decision in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany," Hans-Werner Sinn, the president of the Ifo Institute in Munich and a prominent economist, told the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
All unintended errors of fact in the history of journalism, from hoaxes to exaggerated headlines - Freddie Starr never ate a hamster - fall into this category.
"Building settlements in occupied territories was the single most grave error and sin in the history of modern Zionism, because it was based on a refusal to accept the simple fact that we are not alone in this country," he told me.
