 Still, there is intuitive resistance against verdicts of liability based on naked statistics, but this resistance is less pronounced for verdicts based on more traditional forms of evidence, such as trace or eyewitness testimony. The asymmetry might just be an artifact of history, since the testimony of an honest witness has been the bedrock of the Anglo-American trial system. However, the resistance toward naked statistical evidence along with the preference for other forms of evidence has also been verified empirically (Arkes, Shoots-Reinhard, and Mayes 2012; Niedermeier, Kerr, and Messé 1999; Wells 1992) and is not limited to the legal context (Ebert et al. 2018; Friedman and Turri 2015; Sykes and Johnson 1999).