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30 November, 10:04

What are intelligible facts? How are they different from opinions?

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    Intelligent facts are those with backup empirical evidences that supports its conclusion or argument. While opinion, can not necessarily backed up by anything but a mere rumor. This is further illustrated by hypothesis (an educated guess) vs mere guessing only.
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