Best Concludes That

Best concludes that

A) we are better off trusting our own opinions than believing statistics, no matter how good the research that gathers and analyzes these statistics.
B) policies and planning should be voted on, not decided by experts who rely on statistics.
C) although statistics can be wrong or misused, we still need good statistics.
D) all statistics are inherently flawed because they can never recommend the right decision or the best course of action.