There's no true neutrality. You always have a bias. The statements "the coin was tossed and shows head" and "tail didn't come up" are both true and correct equa

There's no true neutrality. You always have a bias. The statements "the coin was tossed and shows head" and "tail didn't come up" are both true and correct equally valid description of the same fact. For more complex issues the description is even harder. Especially if you add selection of areas to cover, due to limited space, time and authors.