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A fact is what has really happened or is the case. It is a truth known by actual experience or observation.  
 
A fact is what has really happened or is the case. It is a truth known by actual experience or observation.  
  

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Template:POV-check A fact is what has really happened or is the case. It is a truth known by actual experience or observation.

This site is quite devoid of facts, as they tend to support conclusions that some find intolerable. Facts also don't have an American Imperialistic bias and so some feel they are not to be trusted.

Facts are always true and do not require human approval for their continued existence. Over the course of history the popularity of facts has waxed and waned, yet facts remain. Ignorance of facts is perilous, mass ignorance is disaster.

See also reality.