<p>^ So let’s see:</p>
<p>1) You’ve tacitly consented that in posting the Georgetown report, you’ve actually falsified your own initial claim of "“75% of the workforce in any given field statistically fall into nearly the same annual salary.”</p>
<p>2) You accept that the Cal Poly data is not particularly reliable due to relatively small sample size.</p>
<p>3) You seem to not understand that unrepresentative sample means exactly that: the sample is unrepresentative, and thus cannot be generalized to a larger population.</p>
<p>4) Your final defence is basically: “Hey! I know my data is unrepresentative and worthless, but I’ll post it anyways! Look!” </p>
<p>Lovely. </p>
<p>Perhaps you should think about taking a social sci stat course. If you’re going to put your faith in numbers, and ask others of the same, you might want to actually know how to read them first :p</p>