We don’t use the idealism of ‘objectivity’ as criteria and instead use testifiab

We don’t use the idealism of ‘objectivity’ as criteria and instead use testifiability because it’s performative. This accomplishes the same thing but makes no ideal claim.


Source date (UTC): 2025-05-07 17:29:35 UTC

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@CuriousKonkie

@curtdoolittle In this spirit, I don’t believe we should confuse “objective” with “universally true”.

Rather something is “objective” when it meets a predefined set of criteria.

(I came to this conclusion after being tired of people bickering about something being “objective” or not)

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