opinion

A judicial or court inference on legal judgment and a formal statement of legal principle

Opinions, emotions, and opinions are conditions for concluding something. Opinions refer to beliefs or judgments lacking absolute belief, certainty or positive knowledge; a conclusion is that certain facts, ideas, etc. may prove to be true or so : Political views; views on art; in my opinion this is a fact. Emotions (usually pl.) Usually refer to fairly fixed beliefs based on feelings and emotions, not inferences. These are my views. Viewpoint is something's estimate, intellectual judgment, critical investigation based on psychological examination, especially publicity: views on government planning

Views are different from opinions. However, opinion journalism is functioning and often takes advantage of the fundamental disorder of opinion. There are two contradictory views on the essence of opinion. The opinion is innocent and there is no room for doubt in opinion. This contradiction creates irony. When we are innocent or innocent, what we have learned at elementary school is innocent. The lesson is that what people say can be divided into opinions or facts. The fact is neutral and verifiable - the world contains this number; this happens after that incident - anyone who has the ability to check can see if the proposition is correct . If it is not true, the fact is a bad fact, but this is just a test of truth or fake. In the test of facts and opinions, the fact that "Staunton Island is the capital of New York" is a fact. Next question

No, this is a fact based opinion. Everyone can build a lot of opinions about the facts. That is the focus of discussion. Cases can be discussed in myriad ways. As I pointed out, I am only referring to one of them. Everyone has prejudice. I show myself how to explain the facts and form an opinion. Do not confuse comments with fact description. Do not just write critiques, write arguments in a different way so that people can compare these two.