> "I don't trust those numbers" can mean any or all of the above including more, the replies have to guess what you meant. No, you [they] do not have to guess;

> "I don't trust those numbers" can mean any or all of the above including more, the replies have to guess what you meant. No, you [they] do not have to guess; one could inquire for clarification, or simply ignore the comment. To make a gross logical fallacy -- such as Untog did -- is not my fault nor is it my problem. Untog drew a conclusion where data was nonexistant, and then extrapolated his conclusion to draw an even more unsubstantiated conclusion. What is so hard about not putting words in someone's mouth?