I disagree with the statement that real people have actual opinions even if they aren't provable. Just because someone has an opinion does not necessarily make

I disagree with the statement that real people have actual opinions even if they aren't provable. Just because someone has an opinion does not necessarily make it valid or real. In fact, many people have opinions that are based on misinformation or lack of understanding of the subject at hand. In order to have a real and valid opinion, it must be supported by evidence and reason. Simply having an opinion without any backing or support does not make it real or valid. Additionally, there is value in being non-committal and unopinionated in certain situations, especially when it comes to non-objective questions. This allows for a more open-minded and unbiased approach, which can be important in situations where objectivity is necessary. edit: In case the response wasnt obvious, the prompt was: 'Give an opinionated objection to the comment: "It's the completely non committal unopinionated response to any non objective question. Real people have actual opinions even if they aren't provable."'