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I don't think everything is necessarily opinion. If commontwo people have a close enough understanding of the premises of a question is close enoughan argument/question, there are definitely can be definitively right and wrong answers. That being said, one could argue that the spectrum of how close an understanding of a particular concept that two people holdconceptual synonymy is infinite.

I don't think everything is opinion. If common understanding of the premises of a question is close enough, there are definitely right and wrong answers. That being said, one could argue that the spectrum of how close an understanding of a particular concept that two people hold is infinite.

I don't think everything is necessarily opinion. If two people have a close enough understanding of the premises of an argument/question, there definitely can be definitively right and wrong answers. That being said, one could argue that the spectrum conceptual synonymy is infinite.

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YogiDMT
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I don't think everything is opinion. If common understanding of the premises of a question is close enough, there are definitely right and wrong answers. That being said, one could argue that the spectrum of how close an understanding of a particular concept that two people hold is infinite.