It seems like you're discussing the distinction between an assertion and a statement. Here’s how you can differentiate them:
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Assertion: An assertion is a confident and forceful declaration or statement that something is true. It is often presented as a fact but does not necessarily have to be supported by evidence or reasoning.
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Statement: A statement is a broader term that can refer to any declarative sentence that conveys information. It can explain, justify, or express a point of view, and it might be supported with reasoning, examples, or evidence.
In summary, while all assertions are statements, not all statements are assertions, especially if they include explanations or justifications. Would you like more specific examples or further clarification on this topic?
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