Subjective and Objective Claims

Subjective claims are based more on matter of opinion than facts. Although ones claims maybe false, they might still attempt to persuade others to have the same point of view. For an example, Pepsi or Coke. Both these products are fairly similar and taste pretty distinctive. But many claim coke is better while others prefer Pepsi.Subjective claims usually do not have an answer, it is usually a matter of personal point of view or prefrence.Personally, I am a Coke fan, but that is only my opinion.

Objective claims are more based off facts and not off the matter of opinion. These claims can only be known as true or false. An example of this would be: Bill Gates is the CEO of Microsoft. This is proven true through facts and research. Objective claims can only be either right or wrong containing no personal influence. There is no objection form others because of the evidence proven.