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Mental fact

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The term "mental fact" generally refers to a statement or assertion that is related to mental states, processes, or phenomena. It can encompass various aspects of psychology, philosophy, and cognitive science. Mental facts might include truths about our thoughts, emotions, perceptions, and intentions. They are typically distinguished from physical facts, which pertain to the physical world and its properties.

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