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Fact vs. Opinion: Distinguishing between objective statements and subjective beliefs using a pizza example.

A man and a woman enjoying pizza, with a graphic overlay comparing "Fact: We ordered pizza tonight" versus "Opinion: Pizza is the best dinner."

A man and a woman enjoying pizza, with a graphic overlay comparing "Fact: We ordered pizza tonight" versus "Opinion: Pizza is the best dinner."

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