is it posible to answer a question without bias? looking for absolute answers.?
88088
yes it is possible to give un-biased answers. The questions should state that you want facts not opinions and ask for scientific or other (useful) - factual - info. I would not say I am brilliant, but I have got an IQ of 140. Besides, its because he can... LOL
797393
It looks like you don't need answers as you are very defensive to the Yahooers to accept your opinion. ummmm
1031539
Although I wouldn't have expressed my opinion quite so harshly, I tend to agree with you.\n\nIn addition, it only takes a few extra seconds to "proof" a response by clicking on the "Check Spelling" link added to this entry system.
737847
Well, this question provides insight into that answer.  Possibly you shouldn't post anymore opinions if you feel they are so misinformed.
608445
ya I agree with you. I was just thinking the other day that it should be opinions instead of answers.
995343
Truth of the matter is that when you post a question...you're looking for answers.  Most of the time, these answers are our personal opinions.  Really, there is no "right" or "wrong" answer.  All answers are dependent on your personal views, life style, way you've been brought up, etc.  You're looking for an answer, you get the result of the outcomes of our personal lives.  Some of us are more "sensitive" than others, that's part of the way we were brought up or how we believe we should treat others.  Some of us are more "intelligent" than others, that is also dependent on other factors.  So you see, when looking for an answer, you're faced with the results of our lives and everything we've all gone through.  Sometimes, there's just no simple way to say things.
1025540
If you're going to state questions, try to be a little non-bias about them.  Every word you've typed has "left-wing nutjob" written all over them.  Try again later.
845882
Find your answer in the web,not people opinion
357258
Not completely. One should never trust only ONE source of information. They may not have every fact on the subject and a single view can be biased. Try a few different sources and get a more well rounded take on it.
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Understand that some of these answers may be offensive to some people.\n\nI'll go with answer D.
934099
Heh.\n\nWhatever answers you receive, they're not going to change your opinion, are they? Surely you can find a more appropriate venue for your proselytizing.
265521
may be you have a point but don't judge for not being judge \n\nat least i will know that my answer will be granted
1144320
A lot of people answer questions to receive points. I found that out with a few I have asked. So I just read them and laugh. Its not like they are ruining my day and maybe they had nothing better to do. I also say...If you ask a question...you should be prepared to receive answers you may not necessarily agree or disagree with. Those that have answered your question ignorantly or negatively  might have a different opinion of their answer.
378632
You need to be a bit more specific. \nYou wont get the answer you seek unless you are.
920004
I agree -- but it seems like the only way some people can win is by bringing someone else down instead of telling me what changes THEY will make.  I admit, if another candidate did something unethical or consistently votes a certain way, I'd like to know, but I can do my own research with a lot less bias.
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no.  everyone believes in something different when it comes to things that cannot be proven (ie monotheism/polytheism).  and you might not want to quote something from someone biased.
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No, definately not.  But everyone has a different point of view.  I would not want to ask a question that dealt with major issues (ie. medical, etc.) but having different opinions and finding out some new things about non serious topics is ok.