You're asking for data and then using your anecdotal experience as proof that whatever data you're going to get will be false. Do you see how that A) puts the

You're asking for data and then using your anecdotal experience as proof that whatever data you're going to get will be false. Do you see how that A) puts the burden of research you should do yourself onto someone else, and B) tells people that you won't believe them anyway? There have been thousands of articles and studies with specific examples. You should try Googling it first and build up a real counterpoint before telling people you don't believe all the research.