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It's something that everybody has quick access to. Another version would be "things fall", which is better but also only works on a planet and with objects denser than air for example. It would be ideal to have some unchanging reference object that we can make statements about, instead we have something that everyone has seen and they can say "I have seen that, it was pretty much blue"
That it's hard to come up with an "obviously true fact" that is in fact true without qualifications is itself interesting.