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Strange, from my point of view. I looked in depth at the lists recently, and was surprised by how good the discovery / Laureate selection was, especially the recent prizes in Physics (where I can best judge). There are errors, but I thought it was surprisingly good.
Looking back to 2000 in Physics, every single prize and every single Laureate has a great case, AFAICT. There are other discoveries and people who could equally well be on the list - but there's no real errors. (Of course, there _are_ pending prizes.)
I think that often people lose sight of the fact that the Nobel is granted for a social achievement of a scientific advancement, i.e. to what extent does this discovery benefit humanity? It's the perception of the public that attributes personal recognition as the Nobel's goal.
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