If the writer’s opinions are not objective, the source has authority is not accurate is biased lacks currency

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<span>If the writer’s opinions are not objective, the source IS BIASED.

Biased means that the source is more inclined to support one idea more than the other.

When a writer's opinions are not objective, they are identified as subjective. This means that the opinions stated are based on the writer's beliefs and values. Subjective opinions are written to persuade readers into believing or leaning towards the views and values of the writer. It does not let the readers decide for him/herself based on his/her own values and beliefs. </span>

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