Jenks C11.2 Statistics look impressive. When someone uses statistics to prove a point, the argument presented seems factual and well researched. This is why so many advertisers and political organizations use statistics. However, now that I have read chapter 11, I know better.
Statistics can be misleading or even made up.
If the Gyro is the only Dutch car sold in America, then this statistic is not very impressive. I can't seem to snap out of it. I'm practically putting myself to sleep. It is important to know where the statistics came from and how they were compiled. In this zany, mixed up, world we live in, it is no surprise that many statistics are false or misconstrued.