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Facts are, by definition, supposed to be indisputable. Values are generally fuzzy and harder to demonstrate.
by apienx 4y ago
Facts are, by definition, supposed to be indisputable. Values are generally fuzzy and harder to demonstrate.
- tablespoon 4y ago> Facts are, by definition, supposed to be indisputable. Values are generally fuzzy and harder to demonstrate. I think there's something wrong with your definitions. Facts obviously are disputable in a lot of contexts (e.g. reliability of witnesses, "he said, she said"), and recent times have shown that they probably are only "indisputable" within a shared system of values.