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Philosophy teaches us that there's no such thing as objective answers. All of us are beholden to subjectivity and perspective, which means we can't reliably jud
by rhizome 9y ago
Philosophy teaches us that there's no such thing as objective answers. All of us are beholden to subjectivity and perspective, which means we can't reliably judge whether something is objective anyway. Consensus is moot, and I'd go so far as to say that consensus is how you get religions.
- jmoss20 9y agoPhilosophy teaches you that? How? Most working philosophers do not hold this view. (https://philpapers.org/surveys/results.pl https://philpapers.org/surveys/results.pl)
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- rhizome 9y agoFirst, I'm speaking for myself, not the orthodoxy. Martin Luther was 500 years ago, after all. Second, what am I supposed to realize via that link?