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There's a difference between statements of fact and opinions like what a company "believes in" or "sees as the future". Both may contain lies, but you can usua
by kbenson 8y ago
There's a difference between statements of fact and opinions like what a company "believes in" or "sees as the future". Both may contain lies, but you can usually only prove something about the factual statements, leaving the rest to be used (and abused) as needed. CEOs are not the only people to take advantage of this.