Message Forum: Re: Subjectivity and Objectivity

Re: Subjectivity and Objectivity

Posted By: Minamoon, on host 141.154.160.225
Date: Saturday, December 29, 2001, at 20:29:02
In Reply To: Re: Subjectivity and Objectivity posted by Bo on Saturday, December 29, 2001, at 20:24:26:

> Having an opinion derived from observation, by definition, isn't subjective, but a bias without observation is.

I would argue that an opinion derived from observation still is subjective to a point, as there's no guarantee that each individual will "observe" in the same way. But that's not all that relevant.

~Mina "has done way too much debating in the past two nights" moon

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Message:	> > Having an opinion derived from observation, by definition, isn't subjective, but a bias without observation is. > > I would argue that an opinion derived from observation still is subjective to a point, as there's no guarantee that each individual will "observe" in the same way. But that's not all that relevant. > > ~Mina "has done way too much debating in the past two nights" moon
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