In theory, facts and inferences can be distinguished, but in practice, it is almost impossible to communicate with others by sticking only to factual observations. True False

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Karlie Finley

Social Studies

25 September, 19:03

In theory, facts and inferences can be distinguished, but in practice, it is almost impossible to communicate with others by sticking only to factual observations. True False

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Lukas Walker · Answer 1

The answer is "True".

Explanation:

Facts become claims which can be confirmed true or false based on information or past experiences. Inferences are assumption-based conclusions which could be right or wrong because we believe something will be founded on what we've seen.

In simple terms, it is a stick to truthful facts, it becomes almost impossible to have a conversation with one another, that's why the given statement is true.