>Something can be simultaneously "misleading" and either true or false. Which category should something go in if it's "mostly false"?
Disagree. The definition of misleading is a true fact that is presented in a way to lead you to a false conclusion.
Example: "Most good engineers are male". It is true as a consequence of most engineers being male in general, but it leads the reader to a potential false implication that an average man is better than an average woman.
This does not invalid your point though. Things can be true and misleading.
Disagree. The definition of misleading is a true fact that is presented in a way to lead you to a false conclusion.
Example: "Most good engineers are male". It is true as a consequence of most engineers being male in general, but it leads the reader to a potential false implication that an average man is better than an average woman.
This does not invalid your point though. Things can be true and misleading.