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Topic	Is 'morality' subjective or objective?
FlyEaglesFly24 05/29/23 8:11:48 PM #34:	CSCA33 posted... Probably better not to confuse or mislead people about what the words subjective and objective mean. a person can like the taste of a strawberry. Its good. It tastes right. But this is based on the subject and their experience, ergo it is subjective. Its a fact, and its true, but its also subjective. No, its not a fact. I hate strawberries. Liking and disliking them is clearly subjective. Like the tolerance of any experience a person can have. People like and dislike different things, and they get to decide what they are. Ergo, a person who doesnt like strawberries is never going to say that they taste good, and theyd be right to do so, from their own point of view. --- My resolution - the next time the Eagles are in the Superbowl, I'm going! February 10th, 2023 <cite>FlyEaglesFly24 posted [p:973797928] in Is 'morali... [t:80459830]...</cite> <quote>CSCA33 posted... </cite><quote>Probably better not to confuse or mislead people about what the words subjective and objective mean.a person can like the taste of a strawberry. Its good. It tastes right. But this is based on the subject and their experience, ergo it is subjective.Its a fact, and its true, but its also subjective.</quote>No, its not a fact. I hate strawberries. Liking and disliking them is clearly subjective. Like the tolerance of any experience a person can have. People like and dislike different things, and they get to decide what they are. Ergo, a person who doesnt like strawberries is never going to say that they taste good, and theyd be right to do so, from their own point of view. --- My resolution - the next time the Eagles are in the Superbowl, I'm going!February 10th, 2023</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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