When an article or website clearly showcases their agenda, you should expect that they cherry pick and misrepresent data. Conclusions need to be data-driven, r

When an article or website clearly showcases their agenda, you should expect that they cherry pick and misrepresent data. Conclusions need to be data-driven, rather than agenda-driven. A good sign of this is when data presented doesn't demonstrate a clear conclusion, and when different articles show analyses that initially seem to support different agendas. Truth is about nuance and nuance complicated and confusing - often seemingly contradictory on the surface.