On 4/11/02 6:16:00 PM, Erica Allen wrote:
>As much as people argue about
>what is fact, Tompkins
>concludes that fact is all
>perspectival. Finding true
>facts can be confusing and
>frustrating but in the end it
>all comes down to your own
>thoughts. Taking bits and
>pieces of information from
>other "experts" on a
>particular subject and pulling
>what you think is relevant
>will give you the truth. Your
>truth.
Doing some personal
>investigation on the "expert"
>can be insightful because you
>can learn a little about how
>they might have perceived the
>facts. By extracting what you
>might think is personal view,
>you can then reveal a better
>understanding of what might
>have really happened. E


What is the difference between "true facts" and "facts?"