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    This document discusses the differences between facts and opinions in arguments. It notes that facts are statements that can be verified as true or false through evidence, while opinions are judgements that cannot be proven and are based on personal views. The basic argument structure consists of premises, which can be facts or opinions, and a conclusion, which can also be a fact or opinion. When evaluating arguments, it's important to pay attention to whether claims are stated as facts or opinions and judge them accordingly.

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    This document discusses the differences between facts and opinions in arguments. It notes that facts are statements that can be verified as true or false through evidence, while opinions are judgements that cannot be proven and are based on personal views. The basic argument structure consists of premises, which can be facts or opinions, and a conclusion, which can also be a fact or opinion. When evaluating arguments, it's important to pay attention to whether claims are stated as facts or opinions and judge them accordingly.

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    TPAPKB Facts and Opinions

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    This document discusses the differences between facts and opinions in arguments. It notes that facts are statements that can be verified as true or false through evidence, while opinions are judgements that cannot be proven and are based on personal views. The basic argument structure consists of premises, which can be facts or opinions, and a conclusion, which can also be a fact or opinion. When evaluating arguments, it's important to pay attention to whether claims are stated as facts or opinions and judge them accordingly.

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    1/6

    Tipes of Premises:

    FACTS and

    OPINIONS
    2/6

    Basic Argument

    consists of:

    01 Premises (one or more)

    02 A conclusion
    both premises
    and conclusion
    may be a fact
    or an opinion
    Fact
    statement about the world as it is
    something that actually exist 3/6
    reality
    truth
    subject to verification through empirical observation
    statement about the world as one

    Opinion thinks it is or should be or could be

    view or judgement about


    something
    must be grounded in reasons rather
    not necessarily based on than instinct intuition or faith
    fact or knowlege

    cannot be proven by
    empirical observation

    can be important parts of an argument


    5/6

    Using Facts and Opinions

    facts and opinions


    can be used as as pay careful attention to the claims
    the premises being made:

    facts and opinions fact can be proven true or false


    can also be opinions can only be judged on
    represented in the strength
    conclusion
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    YOU!
    Reference
    Episode 2.1: Facts and Opinions
    (2013, August 25). YouTube.
    https://www.youtube.com/watc
    h?v=Vb8dvk4yu3k

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