Explain why facts must be as carefully evaluated for validity, just as opinions are.

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Facts have to be evaluated for validity just as opinions are because not everything some one says is a fact you could say that the sky is blue and that's a fact but its not a fact until proven to be. just because its a fact does not mean that its always right. the same with an opinion.

hope this makes sense ^_^

Bumek [7]3 years ago

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Facts must be as carefully evaluated for validity, just as opinions are because it needs evidence or reference to be proved.

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