Chapter 3 TFY
summary
This chapter was about facts. The definition may be stated as something known with certainty through experience, observation, or measurement.A fact can be objectively demonstrated and verified.Tests over time determine if a fact corresponds with reality.Facts are not absolutes but statements of probability. Facts have characteristics that must be expressed in formulated statements.
1) They define their own limitations.
2) They are objectively stated.
3) They use appropriate qualifiers.
4) They state the obvious.
5) They are not inappropriately cautious.
6) They do not include guesses or inferences.
7) They are specific and offer their evidence for others to verify.
summary
This chapter was about facts. The definition may be stated as something known with certainty through experience, observation, or measurement.A fact can be objectively demonstrated and verified.Tests over time determine if a fact corresponds with reality.Facts are not absolutes but statements of probability. Facts have characteristics that must be expressed in formulated statements.
1) They define their own limitations.
2) They are objectively stated.
3) They use appropriate qualifiers.
4) They state the obvious.
5) They are not inappropriately cautious.
6) They do not include guesses or inferences.
7) They are specific and offer their evidence for others to verify.
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