"statistics are always comparative". Defened or refute.

Dear student It's an opinion based question . There are some points w.r.t. my opinion. 1. Statistics studies only variables that can be expressed as numerical values. It fails to take into account qualitative variables such as beauty and loyalty. 2. Statistics deals only with aggregates of quantitative variables. Individual values have no significance in statistics. 3.Statistical laws hold true only on an average basis or approximation. They are not exact. For example, if per capita income in India is Rs 33000, then it does not necessarily mean that each and every person in the country earns Rs 33000. 4. Statistical tools do not facilitate comparison in case of heterogeneous data. Data has to be homogeneous in order to be compared. Therefore I think statistics is not always comparitive . Regards