Opinion or Fact?
I was scrolling a video, and I came across: "Some of the worst misses in Soccer history."
By definition, a bad miss in soccer is one where you had an easy opportunity to score, and you miss.
I am wondering. Is this a "fact" or "opinion"? Every fan would consider the misses to be of the worse to be true, so would it be a fact (since it's so obvious that they are bad misses)?
I feel like these "bad misses" are subjective, which make them opinions, but facts are things that indisputably true, and I feel like they are.
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Your question is more philosophy than language, but let's look at it. You are being paid more in a year than most people see in a lifetime to do what? Kick a ball.
- Your question is more philosophy than language, but let's look at it.
- You are being paid more in a year than most people see in a lifetime to do what?
- Kick a ball.
- You have one job: kick a ball.
- You practice kicking that ball all the time.
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Your question is more philosophy than language, but let's look at it. You are being paid more in a year than most people see in a lifetime to do what? Kick a ball. You have one job: kick a ball. You practice kicking that ball all the time. That is all you do. It is reasonable to expect you can do it well enough to make it go through a goal mouth the size of a billboard when you are standing ri
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