When conversation turns to the pros and cons of wearing automobile seat belts, Herman always brings up the case of a friend who survived an accident because he was not wearing seat belts. The friend was thrown from the car and landed on a grassy bank, suffering only minor injuries, while the car burst into flames and was destroyed.

Explain why this anecdote does not provide good evidence that it is safer not to wear seat belts. What kind of data is useful as evidence?

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