Really, for most debates it makes no sense to call the entirety of the conversation "married to" or "divorced from" from the facts, because even if one particul

Really, for most debates it makes no sense to call the entirety of the conversation "married to" or "divorced from" from the facts, because even if one particular "side" of the conversation is "married to" the facts, another "side" might not be. For example, a debate between a "humans don't significantly contribute to climate change" side and a "humans do significantly contribute to climate change" side is not going to be "married to" the facts when considered as a whole, even though the latter side is "married to" the facts (in some conexts).