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Saying something is “obvious” without specifying an audience is meaningless. (because obviousness is subjective and depends on the knowledge, experience, and c
by xixixao 2y ago
Saying something is “obvious” without specifying an audience is meaningless.
(because obviousness is subjective and depends on the knowledge, experience, and context of the audience)
- dartos 2y agoNotice the “IMO pretty” before the word “obvious” IMO means “in my opinion.” I used that phrase to express how the following statement is my opinion and not a universal truth. My “audience” in this case is myself. I do that because otherwise there’s always a comment saying how things like “obvious” can be subjective. I also used the word “pretty” to, again, soften the word “obvious” so that readers don’t think that it’s a universal truth.