Subjectivity Versus objectivity.

[Cissi "Invisible but Invincible", <36]

Does anyone need an explanation a's to what this means? I'll be happy to try it out.

[Susan]

Oh my. This should be fun.

[Cissi "Invisible but Invincible", <36]

:)
Everything is subjective. FOr instance, it wouldn't be any fun at all for Joseph, but it's always fun for me. :)

[Zoha]

I want to know.

[Susan]

Subjectivity is true. Nothing is set in complete and utter stone because we do not know every single thing about the universe.
For instance, watching those pointless sciene documentaries about the destruction of earth and explosions in space.
They said "the big bang was the biggest explosion there ever was or will be."
Um... SUBJECTIVE! How do you know what happened before that? What if the big bang was the explosion of two massive orbiting nuetron stars? They had to come from somewhere, and so, don't you think it's possible there had been a bigger explosion before?
And you can't see into the future!

[Cissi "Invisible but Invincible", <36]

While objectivity is, in all intents, logic. In the mind of narrow-minded logicians. They think that there is one truth, one way of doing things, And that their way/idea/ideals cannot be wrong. It's ridiculous, in my opinion.
Even their ideals are subjective in that others do not agree.

[Susan]

That can be disproved in simple math.

[Cissi "Invisible but Invincible", <36]

What can? My description, or their logic?

[Susan]

The logic. :)