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To what extent do you agree with the claim that "there's a world…

- - - - objective, verifiable observations about the world
        
        these are often empirical data obtained through experimentation or observation
        
        example
        
        it is a fact that water boils at 100°C at sea level
        
        building blocks for developing theories and models
        
        considered reliable because they can be consistently observed and measured under the same conditions
    - - objective statements that can be verified through evidence
        
        historical data about the creation of a piece of art, the medium used, or the context in which it was created
        
        facts help to situate a work of art within a specific time and place
  - - - more subjective and open to interpretation
      - relates to the emotions, meanings, or messages that a work of art conveys to its audience
      - Different people can experience the same piece of art and derive different truths from it, depending on their personal perspectives, cultural background, and emotional state.
    - - theories or laws that explain these facts
      - For instance, the theory of gravity is a truth based on the fact that objects fall towards the Earth.