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I don't think that misleading vividness is the best description. While that fallacy and the example both use a small sample of data to overstate a problem, there other fallacies that do that as well. I would mostly say this is lying with statistics with false equivalence between teasing and assault thrown in. |
answered on Wednesday, Mar 20, 2024 03:50:53 PM by Mr. Wednesday | |
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