Unpopular opinion: opinions cannot be wrong.
The philosophy of an opinion is based entirely on personal observation, resulting in perceived and formulated thoughts often clouded in bias, to create a view of an aspect of something pertaining to the physical or the metaphysical world. Thus, as a proponent of a formulation of our thoughts and a coagulated viewpoint surrounding said aspect, and not based around or directly associated with fact, an opinion cannot be concluded as correct or incorrect. When an opinion is stated to be correct or incorrect, it is impossible to see a statement like this as fact, since opinions are augmented and processed observations passed through a personal filter, thus making any statement surrounding opinions being wrong or right also opinions.
Should an opinion that is 'unpopular,' as a result become heavily supported by an audience, the unpopularity of said opinion is not seen as disproved, but merely perceived through a different personal lens. Therefore, if the 99% majority supports an opinion, said opinion can still be considered unpopular through opinionated observation, should popularity standards be set between 99 and 100. By setting alpha in this range, we can determine that, although quite slim, the opinion can still be considered popular, but must surpass that alpha value at the end of the curve.
In other words, you have deliberately squandered your time reading this elaborately constructed and overly convoluted labyrinth of text and hidden word meanings. Enjoy the rest of your days.
