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>That's how the English language works.
No, it really isn't. When someone says something, it's typically up to the listener to determine whether they're stating it as a fact or an opinion. It's something they teach elementary kids. When somebody says "You're mean!", is that a "fact" or an "opinion"?
You even got it right earlier in our conversation. I said "it's a technological dead end", and you (correctly) inferred that I was expressing an opinion when you asked "Why do you think it's a technological dead end?" Later on you expressed an opinion without unnecessarily prefacing it with a clarifier:
>It makes more sense to use a variety of sources than it does to put all our eggs in one basket.
And here:
>But none of these designs receive nearly the amount of money they should
But I guess you just got confused later. I'm sure it will come back to you.
On a more general note, you should probably read "Elements of Style" by William Strunk, Jr.
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