Factual
How do we tell if a statement is factual? I know it is whether or not i can be proven, but what concludes if it can be proven or not?
Let's take this sentence as an example:
Context: Someone is growing their hair.
A: "I'm growing my hair into an afro."
Is this a factual statement? I know it's an intention, but it is factual?
Are all statements either an opinion or fact?
Top answer
__________________________________ fact - a thing that is known to have occurred, to exist, to be true. - a thing that is believed or claimed to be true. com/dictionary/fact
- __________________________________ fact - a thing that is known to have occurred, to exist, to be true.
- - a thing that is believed or claimed to be true.
- com/dictionary/fact
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fact
- a thing that is known to have occurred, to exist, to be true.
- a thing that is believed or claimed to be true.
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fact
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Definition of fact
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