> Facts are, by definition, supposed to be indisputable. Values are generally fuzzy and harder to demonstrate. I think there's something wrong with your defini

> 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.