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>>3762879
The beauty of opinions is that you cannot provide evidence against them.
You say: I am the greatest singer alive.
That is an opinion. You cannot say: This is why this opinion is wrong. This is because opinions are completely subjective.
For instance,
If I tell you the sky is red, your evidence is the sky, and the common definition of the colors blue and red. You can say I am wrong because I stated it as a fact.
But if I look at the sky and tell you: "Well imo that's red" I am not "right", nor am I "wrong" I have just stated my opinion that the sky is red. I have marked my statement as an opinion, and therefore a belief.
Much to learn you have about accepting others' retarded (and sometimes non-retarded) beliefs.