The document compares facts and opinions on various bases. Facts refer to verifiable truths based on observation or research, represent objective reality, can be verified, are universal, are expressed without bias, are not debatable, and can influence others. In contrast, opinions refer to personal judgments, are based on assumptions, represent subjective statements, cannot be verified, differ between individuals, are expressed with bias, are debatable, and do not influence others.
The document compares facts and opinions on various bases. Facts refer to verifiable truths based on observation or research, represent objective reality, can be verified, are universal, are expressed without bias, are not debatable, and can influence others. In contrast, opinions refer to personal judgments, are based on assumptions, represent subjective statements, cannot be verified, differ between individuals, are expressed with bias, are debatable, and do not influence others.
The document compares facts and opinions on various bases. Facts refer to verifiable truths based on observation or research, represent objective reality, can be verified, are universal, are expressed without bias, are not debatable, and can influence others. In contrast, opinions refer to personal judgments, are based on assumptions, represent subjective statements, cannot be verified, differ between individuals, are expressed with bias, are debatable, and do not influence others.