Imagine God were \(O(f(n))\) query omnescient in the form that ge could query any piece of information in \(O(f(n))\). Imagine there is a computation that times minimum time \(g(n) = \omega(f(n))\) to complete. Then ge could begin the action, and then query the answer from the future in \( O(f(n)) = o(g(n))) \) time, which is clearly a contradiction.
However, I will not choose this opinion to begin writing more. Perhaps the next.
Intriguingly, this is not a fact, but a true opinion. The notion that opinions can also be facts is first referenced in Opinion 1 and demonstrated in Opinion 2
While by Opinion 1 it is worthwhile to compile such a page of opinions, it is also preferable to display them in a location where they can be found by others, such that they can discover the opinions that you have held. However, if one is uncomfortable doing this, the option of creating an opinions page that is not linked to from one's main site, but can be accessed by those who are aware of its existence is preferable to the option of not creating one at all.
This is an example of an opinion which is not a fact, but truly an opinion. This is an extension of Opinion 1: It is annoying but worthwhile to list every opinion one has ever had on a website similar to this one
Please note that I do not discriminate between different definitons of state, nor do I specify a nation in which the state should be located. This claim is highly general. As observed in Opinion 1, this is a fact, despite being labelled as an opinion.
This opinion website would not exist without the great opinion website of Doron Zeilberger. I will only sometimes be providing justifications for my opinions. I will also be occasionally stating facts and not opinions, though I may label them as opinions anyway (for an example, see Opinion 2: California is the greatest State).