Why do people think their opinions are facts and can't tell the difference between what is an opinion and fact?
Why do some people think their opinions are facts? Why can't they tell the difference between an opinion and a fact?
Why do facts not matter to some people? What are the facts people don't like to admit? Is it possible for an opinion to become fact? Why do people say truth is paradoxical? What are some mind blowing facts about factual facts? Perception: What things sound like mind-blowing facts but are actually not true? Is there a difference between a scientific theory and a fact? Is it possible for an opinion to became a fact? Why do we need facts? What are some interesting facts some people don't know? What are some mindblowing facts about mindblowing facts? How do we differentiate fact from opinion on Quora? Why do people say it doesn't matter what people think? Why do some people care less about the truth and care more about saying something? As presenting only facts to counter arguments can lead a person to entrench themselves in their beliefs, what is a better way to reason with someone? What is the most interesting "fact" that people commonly believe about history but that is actually completely wrong? Why is it important to have an opinion for something? General Knowledge: What are basic facts every person should know? 1. Why do we need facts? What's the difference between a scientific fact and scientific theory? What are some facts everyone should know? What are some of the facts that you see everyday but don't believe them to be true? Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? What is the difference between being judgmental and having an opinion? What are some facts that everybody should know? Why do we have to care about what people think? What fact do you think everyone should know? Why are people allergic to the truth? What are some facts that everyone should know? “Facts are needed to establish theories but theories are needed to make sense of facts" What do you think?