No, I am using the literal textbook definition. This is why "a horse has 5 legs" is a fact, while "the universe is large" is an opinion. The problem with the la

No, I am using the literal textbook definition. This is why "a horse has 5 legs" is a fact, while "the universe is large" is an opinion. The problem with the latter is that large is subjective, even if most of everybody would agree it's "true", facts do not require agreement, perspective, or context - they can be demonstrated to be clearly right or wrong. A false fact is still a fact. So back to the above, there is no subjectivity when a person murders another. By contrast, coveting something (or somebody) is very much a gray scale of subjectivity.