What might a different interpretation of the facts be?

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Interpretation is a human activity aimed at giving meaning to something. This something can be many things, just like the facts. At the bottom, everything can be interpreted, because anything can make sense. In other words, everything can be taken by the interpreter as a text, that is, as an interpretable object. Which means, a fact can have a different interpretation depending on the point of view and experiences its interlocutor had in his/her life.

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