One of the flaws of Occam's Razor is that it gives people the false authority to wrongly discriminate against facts and exclude anomalous data that does not fit their more simplistic paradigms or theories. If a theory is absolutely correct, then it should account for all data observed and gathered. If it cannot -- and people are too intellectually lazy to do the work to make the more complex models that help explain the full breadth of empirical data -- then Occam's Razor becomes a lazy intellect's Ginsu knife -- or an excuse to not do the work. Therefore, Occam's Razor is being misused. This is happening all the time because some scientists refuse to do the extra work to account for anomalies.