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> It's very subjective what is beautiful or ugly, of course. if it was, something like trypophobia would not exist
by jcelerier 5y ago
> It's very subjective what is beautiful or ugly, of course.
if it was, something like trypophobia would not exist
- capableweb 5y agoWhat? Are you arguing that because a phobia (that not everyone had) exists, beauty is not subjective but absolute? I'd love to see how you measure beauty if so, including the "beauty of code".
- Talanes 5y agoTrypophobia proves beauty subjective, not the other way around. I can find an image beautiful that someone with trypophobia finds deeply unsettling.
- jcelerier 5y agoObjective / subjective does not mean that things cannot be experienced relatively. Someone colourblind isn't able to distinguish all colours, yet it does not mean that colours as a frequency of electromagnetic radiation are subjective, only their experience is.