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Not so - you can respect something without dedicating your own time to it; you have to really - there isn't enough time for everything. In subjective areas wher
by ska 6y ago
Not so - you can respect something without dedicating your own time to it; you have to really - there isn't enough time for everything. In subjective areas where we rely on a sense of "taste" , this multiplicity is often inherent.
Preference is much easier to map to your actions, but does not imply you think it's the only way. To go back to the analogy, I can think the other form is equally interesting, but realize I haven't spent enough time on it to really differentiate things at the level I can with my preferred form. There is no question where my preference lies, but that does not imply I think it's a superior form. Presumably if I thought it was an inferior form, I might change preference.