@benlockwood the truth doesn't really have a meaning. But it's context that counts: both sides woul be the majority of scientists thin vaccines worked based on numerous medical studies. A few people refutes, but have not been able to backup their claims with data.

Here where I live we had issues with immigrants. The left said there are no problems, which was not true and lead to a lot of support for rightwing parties. A statement like the majority of immigrants are well integrated but a small minority causes problems (add numbers) I think would have been better.

Truth can change, look at the old views of radiation or smoking being recommended. I feel it's important to show the full spectrum. But Iif you do, you need to report the numbers to create a picture

@jonty always was. At one place I worked I was asked to jump in for my manager, because he was not available at a given date. I asked the assistant (because your manager couldn't possibly talk to you directly) what I was supposed to present and was give "his" presentation. It was one of my slide decks with one additional slide: a skull (this was about security stuff).