Speculation is based on inference, interpretation, or assumption rather than concrete evidence or proven truth. Facts, on the other hand, are objective, verifiable pieces of information. Speculation involves an element of uncertainty and possibility of being inaccurate, whereas facts are supported by evidence and are considered true.
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If something is not a fact, it means that it cannot be proven to be true based on evidence or logic. It may be an opinion, belief, or speculation.
No, fact is the original term. A "factoid" is a "little fact," a brief or trivial item of information.
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Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.Your question cannot be answered properly because the answer calls for speculation, not fact. The only "factoid" would be that there would have probably been no Roman empire and we would have a different heritage.
There is in fact a speculation that Chupacabra-like creatures were found in Australia, after they ate some goats. It is not confirmed, but it is possible.
You can't. If something isn't documented, it isn't a "historic fact", it's speculation.
Various numbers are thrown around for the end of the world. They are based on speculation, not fact.
The Sudan's government is a Democratic government. There is some speculation about whether or not it in fact a Democracy since the county is run tightly by the military.
speculation that is unlikely to be true
Pure Speculation was created in 2005.