Opinion (n.) is where people's misfortune comes from.
Opinion (n.) is a pregnant form, like a soap bubble.
Opinion (n.) is a sort of umbrella that protects us from chaos.
Opinion (n.) is what we cling to because we constantly lose our ideas.
Opinion (n.) keeps breaking through: even propped up by a higher opinion, philosophy remains a doxography.
Opinion (n.) is in essence a will to majority: you win the quiz by saying what most of the other players said.
Opinion (n.) is always already political: as a man I consider all women unfaithful; as a woman I think men are liars.
Opinion (n.) matches a quality we perceive with a feeling we share: those who like cats against those who detest them — and so it is always a matter of struggle or exchange.