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Explanation of opinions and examples on a colorful slide.

A slide with a gradient background explaining that opinions are statements that cannot be proven, with examples like "Golf is boring," "Pizza is delicious," and "Math is the hardest subject."

A slide with a gradient background explaining that opinions are statements that cannot be proven, with examples like "Golf is boring," "Pizza is delicious," and "Math is the hardest subject."

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