What evidence supports the fact or fiction of the Titanic love story?

Evolution is a fact. Evidence includes fossil records which display a clear sequence of life forms over time. For instance, the discovery of Archaeopteryx, a creature with both reptilian and avian features, is strong evidence for evolution.

Photos and videos. There are numerous photos and videos taken during the moon landings. These show astronauts on the lunar surface, the lunar module, and the American flag planted there. The lighting and shadows in these visuals are consistent with the conditions on the moon.

One piece of evidence is the oral histories passed down through generations in African - American communities. These stories often mention the use of quilts in the Underground Railroad. Also, the knowledge of quilt patterns and their meanings was specific to that era and context, which indicates they were used for more than just decoration.

The fact that there were early Christian communities is a big sign. These communities were centered around the teachings of Jesus. Archaeological finds related to these early communities show that there was a figure they were following. Additionally, the letters of Paul in the New Testament were written relatively early and they attest to the existence of Jesus. Paul had personal encounters with Jesus (as he claims) and his writings influenced the development of early Christianity. All these factors combined point to the historical Jesus as a fact.

It's a bit of both. The sinking of the Titanic was a real event. However, the specific love story like that of Jack and Rose in the movie was fictional. There were real love stories on the Titanic, but they might not be as dramatic as the Hollywood version.

Some people point to certain geographical locations mentioned in Ramayana that exist today. For example, places like Ayodhya are associated with the story.

One evidence is the pattern of disappearances and conversions that have been reported in Kerala over time. These are not isolated incidents. Also, statements from families who have lost their daughters to such radical conversions support the fact that the 'Kerala story' has roots in reality. Moreover, investigations into such cases often reveal the presence of organized groups with radical agendas which is in line with what the 'Kerala story' portrays.

One evidence is that independent fact - checkers found many inaccuracies in it. For example, some of the so - called 'scandals' about donations were misrepresented. The timelines and the nature of the transactions were distorted.

There is a lack of archaeological evidence for some of the specific events described in the stories. For example, some of the locations and the actions that are supposed to have taken place in those locations don't have corresponding archaeological finds.

There were court records. Her trial was real and she was convicted. That's a major piece of evidence.