Eng 103 Fact/Judgment/Inference
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You will reflect on what makes a statement a fact, judgment, or inference.
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- I am not a historian, and so I cannot speak with authority on the causes of these horrors.
- They have been caused, in our time, by ideas; or rather, by one particular idea.
- Only the stupid and malevolent will resist once certain simple truths are put to them.
- In a debased form, the Nazi ideology did have roots in German anti-Enlightenment thought.
- Verifiable, Universal truths Figures, statistics, or other data without an opinion.
- Opinions that imply approval or disapproval of persons, objects situations and occurrences in the past, present or future.
- Based on facts and logic of deduction. Is another word for that conclusion arrived at through reasoning.
- But you must believe me, one cannot have everything one wants—not only in practice but even in theory.
- “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” With these words, Dickens began his famous novel A Tale of Two Cities.
