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He's not "painting" a picture. He's citing statistics. You've countered with an anecdote. Of course data is not perfect, and there are often issues with method
by jaredklewis 2y ago
He's not "painting" a picture. He's citing statistics. You've countered with an anecdote.
Of course data is not perfect, and there are often issues with methodology, data quality, or analysis the data. Even so, I usually find data more persuasive than anecdotes.
- david38 2y agoStatistics is exactly how people paint. Surely you’ve heard “there’s, damn lies, and statistics”?