Then there is the much maligned – in my view wrongly – positive discrimination.
When the adviser asked her if she had anything she could sell, my mother wrongly answered "yes" and so the help she received was a suggestion that she could sell her clothes and records first.
In other geographies policymakers have worked to replicate this model of innovation and concentration, in my view wrongly.
On that occasion, rightly or wrongly, my instinct was to storm off and get the initial frustration out of my system before cheering the Australians in and shaking their hands.
After all, there is no risk of pregnancy (which was my main terror, rightly or wrongly, with my straight children) and we had covered all the bases on sexually transmitted infections, at least in theory.
In the past, when my clients have been exonerated, I have seen prosecutors who have refused to acknowledge that my clients were wrongly convicted - even in cases where DNA evidence proved that someone else had committed the crime.
Today, the more prosperous residents dismiss the place -- in my view quite wrongly -- as the "ugly city of the West Indies".
Yet there are ways that Jowell could be susceptible: rightly or wrongly, my automatic thought on seeing that she's just taken a part-time job with sports marketing firm Chime was "own goal".
It's a deeply sensitive area but quite often such people have a personal experience of a cycling-connected brain injury and are understandably, but to my mind still wrongly, now advocate compulsory helmet use, often using highly emotive arguments.
As a lawyer, I am always nervous when I have a witness asked to answer a question pregnant with what I call an "absolute," particularly when that term is not defined by the questioner and too often subject to understandings and inferences that my client may wrongly assume that others share.
