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by hunterb123
1601 days ago
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> That he is right does not forbid to mentally work with the concept of objectivity. Yeah, that doesn't mean anything. The quote taken directly makes it wrong as it conflicts with objectivity, any other interpretation makes it edgy, fanciful, and pointless, as GP pointed out. > See it more of an invitation to question the objectivity of everything. That's what everyone already does when they reason through something objective. The quote is un-profound in that interpretation (which imo is reaching) |
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