Some philosophers of science, on the basis of such considerations, have argued that there are no facts as such because

A) the external world may or may not exist.
B) all facts are equally true.
C) facts get interpreted according to theories.
D) theories get interpreted according to facts .

Philosophers of Science

Thinkers who explore the foundations, methods, history, implications, and purposes of science, often questioning how scientific knowledge is gathered, validated, and applied.

External World

The reality existing outside of an individual's mind, including physical objects and events that can be perceived through the senses.