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Define a fact.
Think about information that is universally accepted as true.
Why is it important to assess the credibility of a source?
Consider the consequences of using faulty information.
What is a fact?
Think about what can be universally validated.
True or False: All opinions are considered facts.
Consider the difference in verifiability.
You are writing an argumentative essay on climate change. List three specific types of evidence you would seek out, ensuring they are credible, relevant, and sufficient.
Think about where experts publish their findings.
Evaluate the reliability of this source for your essay: 'A TikTok from an influencer discussing climate myths.' What factors make this source more or less reliable?
Consider the qualifications of the author and the platform used.
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