What makes the 'el chapo series' seem like fact or fiction?

It's mostly fact - based. The series draws from real - life accounts, news reports, and investigations into El Chapo's life. His criminal activities, the power he held in the drug cartels, and his eventual capture are all real events. But in order to make it a more watchable series, some aspects like the pacing, the addition of some fictional side characters, or the way some events are connected might be fictionalized.

The fact that it is set in a historical period makes it seem like it could be based on fact. But the idea of a woman being able to hide her identity so well in the military for so long is more on the fictional side. Also, the lack of concrete historical records about a specific 'Mulan' points towards it being fictional.

It seems like fiction because of the overly dramatic and theatrical presentation. Real - life death situations are not presented in such a contrived way.

For it to be fact, we have the existence of genetically modified crops which are a result of genetic engineering. These crops are designed to have specific traits. However, the idea of 'frankenfood' as science fiction comes from the way some media and anti - GMO groups portray it. They create a picture of Frankenstein - like creations that will take over the world or cause massive health problems, which is far from the truth.

One factor that makes it seem like fact is the archaeological evidence. For instance, the discovery of ancient Hebrew inscriptions. However, some parts seem fictional because of the miraculous elements in their religious stories, like the parting of the Red Sea. These elements are often hard to prove scientifically.

Well, it seems like fiction. Consider that the historical consensus is that Hitler died in his bunker. 'Hunting Hitler' presents ideas that go against this well - established fact. There are no credible eyewitness accounts or physical evidence to back up its outlandish claims. It's more likely a fictional story made to attract viewers.

On one hand, 'Shantaram' seems like it could be fact because it has elements that are based on real places and cultures. The author's in - depth knowledge of Mumbai's underworld, its people, and its culture is evident. But on the other hand, the highly dramatized events and the almost superhuman abilities of the main character suggest that it is fiction. For instance, the main character gets involved in all sorts of dangerous and complex situations and always manages to come out on top in a rather unbelievable way, which is a common trait in fictional stories.

Well, the fact is that there have been a significant number of disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle area, which is based on historical records. However, it seems fictional because of all the crazy stories that have been made up over the years. People love to add in things like sea monsters and alien activity when they talk about the Bermuda Triangle, but there's no real evidence for these things.

The real - life inspiration behind it makes it seem like fact. But the cinematic techniques can make it seem a bit fictional. For example, the intense chase scenes might seem too dramatic for some, making it seem fictional, but they are probably based on real - life dangerous situations.

The setting makes it seem factual. The different places where Dwayne Johnson grew up are accurately depicted in 'Young Rock'. However, some of the conversations and interactions are probably fictionalized to make the story more interesting. For example, a conversation between him and a friend might be made - up but set in a real - life location.