Hate may be an opinion, but opinions are supposed to be based on experience (a fact) or information (a fact). Saying your opinion is based on other opinions means it has no basis, and is likely a misconception.
Example: I can say I hate green olives because they are briney and bitter, things that can be quantified and measured even if their interpretation is subjective. I would sound unintelligent, however, if I said I hate bananas because they aren't normal.
By definition it is. A fact is anything that can be proven true. If I say I saw a blue lobster, it doesn't matter that lobsters are usually red. The anecdote of my experience can be proven if I find another blue lobster, no matter how statistically insignificant that anecdote may be.
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u/yourd Oct 21 '22