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All covered by anthropology, psychology, neuroscience, etc. On that same point, I've never encountered a claim for "subjective" that amounted to more than "the
by thirdtruck 13y ago
All covered by anthropology, psychology, neuroscience, etc.
On that same point, I've never encountered a claim for "subjective" that amounted to more than "the decision requires information not consciously available to the specific individuals in the example."
- cpher 13y agoI think you need to read more about Ethics. Morality. Art. History. Politics. Philosophy. I'm being snarky, but I'm sure you're a joy at parties.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoWell, you found a scientific discipline that mentions "art" and I agree that one may do so for any subject, but I don't agree that the scientific approach is adequate to answer all important or interesting questions.