When people talk about "lying with statistics", this is what they mean. Because when people hear "50% of the infected were vaccinated", they're going to misapp

When people talk about "lying with statistics", this is what they mean. Because when people hear "50% of the infected were vaccinated", they're going to misapply the symmetric property and assume 50% of the vaccinated were infected. Even though these are entirely separate things. Edit: You realize that I'm agreeing with the person I'm replying to and providing a slight paraphrase to what he's saying, right?