I just read what is there. You are of course quite free to fantasize and imagine it to mean whatever makes you happy.
Aw, Bob... I'm disappointed :-) I was quite certain that you'd have a much better comeback than that! :-)
Of course, you're also quite free to fantasize and imagine the evidence to mean whatever you want it to mean, just we all are. The only difference is that your version just has a much larger audience than mine.
Playwrights Henrik Ibsen and George Bernard Shaw have both been credited with once having said: "A minority may be right, and a majority is always wrong."
It was John Kenneth Galbraith who was quoted as saying: "There is something wonderful in seeing a wrong-headed majority assailed by truth."
.. and the great Mark Twain once quipped: "Whenever you find that you are on the side of the majority, it is time to reform."
For the moment though, I'll stick with Ibsen, who had also said: "It was then that I began to look into the seams of your doctrine. I wanted only to pick at a single knot; but when I had got that undone, the whole thing began to unravel. And then I understood that it was all machine-sewn."
JK