People who want to sound smart and then they say the wrong things. I'm no Mr. SmartGuy or anything, but when I hear people say something wrong, but they try to sound official, they sound double-dumb to me. I brought up people who say "Eastern Standard Time" or "Central Standard Time" when they're scheduling a meeting in August or July. Unless you're in a state that doesn't observe Daylight Saving, then you're doing it wrong. You aren't on any "Standard" time in July. Stop trying to sound smart.
Or, the other one that used to bother me.. When our family went to church every Sunday, this lady minister used to sprinkle "scientific facts" into the sermon to "prove" the existence of God. And I'm not going to use this as a religious platform - there's probably other, gooder threads for that. But her paraphrased words were that the earth is exactly in the right place in the solar system to support life. She's referring, of course, to the "Goldilocks Zone". And I'm not trying to open the door to debating that here, either. But she'd say that it's exactly, to the inch, in the right spot. One inch closer to the sun and we burn up. One inch farther and we freeze. And that's just wrong. In the earth's elliptical orbit, we are sometimes about 91 million miles from the sun, and sometimes 94.5 million miles from the sun. It isn't exact to the inch. The Goldilocks Zone is much bigger than 1 inch.