The presence of absolute qualifiers, such as always or never, generally indicates a false statement. T or F?

The presence of absolute qualifiers, such as always or never, generally indicates a false statement. True or False? Can someone explain if they say true or false.The presence of absolute qualifiers, such as always or never, generally indicates a false statement. T or F?
True. Absolutes are so restrictive that they're rarely accurate. You should *never* use the words ';always'; and ';never'; unless you're working with a logically derived absolute. Always remember this rule. :-)