> ...evaluation of your individual... Indeed, but it's the best we can do with many fields of study. This is why it's important to qualify all of our statemen

> ...evaluation of your individual... Indeed, but it's the best we can do with many fields of study. This is why it's important to qualify all of our statements to the best of our ability. "Finns from urban areas aged 12-65 are like this 78%+-6% of the time", for example. That's usually the best any study can give us, but they drive the prejudice, and it's on us to not cave in on that. In a normal conversation, I think it's fine to even say "Finns are like this" as long as you understand all the nuances at play, and don't really believe it (otherwise, communication becomes too bothersome). But we should not disregard the result of the study because of the qualifiers: we should accept and embrace the "qualifiers".