Do you think ‘social’ and ‘institutional facts’ are rightly called facts?

What is a ‘fact’? If we ask, ‘What should count as a fact?’ are we not begging the
question in favour of a view that facts are simply disguised ‘values’? Consider John
Searle’s analysis of facts in The Construction of Social Reality (1995). Do you think
‘social’ and ‘institutional facts’ are rightly called facts? Can we do without facts? [We
Christians? We Canadians? We humans?] This paper needs three additional noninternet, academic sources from books or journal articles.

Explain which or among these indicators would be most important in formulating your qualitative forecast.

C. Explain how the indicator or each of the indicators might affect future sales and/or service. (For example, if the average work week of production workers in manufacturing increased, explain the affect on your company’s sales.) Explain which or among these indicators would be most important in formulating your qualitative forecast.
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Do you have a health care directive that designates your gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender (GLBT) partner as the person, to make decisions for you if you cannot?

Do you have a health care directive that designates your gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender (GLBT) partner as the
person, to make decisions for you if you cannot? Do you have a will or trust that makes your intentions clear?
How do you want your assets distributed to your biological children and
stepchildren? Does your estate plan take into consideration all elements of your combined family?