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What is a opinion as fact?

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to present beliefs as if they are factual truths

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Fact and Opinion?
Facts and opinions stated as facts are used to make information appear more reliable and believable.
Is it a fact or opinion?
You need to state * what * it is before the question can be answered. Fact is unchangeable Opinion varies from each person's point of view.
What is a fact or an opinion?
An opinion is something someone forms based on their feelings and experiences. It does not rely on facts. A fact is something that can be validated by others and direct observation.
What is a fact and a opinion?
A fact is something that can be tested and proven to be true. An opinion is something that a person thinks or believes , but which cannot be fully proven. Others may hold a different opinion.
What is fact and opinion?
A fact is something that is proven to be true. An opinion is a person's thoughts on something and can vary person to person. An opinion can not be proven.