I liked the way Howard Zinn (who had his own rather strong biases, of course) made that point in the afterword to A People's History of the United States: >But

I liked the way Howard Zinn (who had his own rather strong biases, of course) made that point in the afterword to A People's History of the United States: >But there is no such thing as a pure fact, innocent of interpretation. Behind every fact presented to the world—by a teacher, a writer, anyone—is a judgment. The judgment that has been made is that this fact is important, and that other facts, omitted, are not important.