Can you mention any source saying exactly what you said?Relativism doesn't deny "objectivity", it just says the particular domain is distinct in some manner from the more universal domain. — Shwah
- EugeneWFrom Wikipedia:
"Relativism is a family of philosophical views which deny claims to objectivity within a particular domain and assert that facts in that domain are relative to the perspective of an observer or the context in which they are assessed."
I go one step further though. I don't deny any objective reality.
you lose any meaning to connect or speak about anything except yourself at all — Shwah
there is an objectivity to be found
— Possibility
Whatever objective you think you found is interpreted by you, so how can you say that it is objective? — Angelo Cannata
Yeah but you can't interpret the object as anything but a series of predicates away from your subjectivity. — Shwah
Whichever object that would be understood as objectivly, relativly or subjectivly interpretable fundamentally. I'd say it's impossible to interpret any object as subjectively and trivially they all have some input and can be better understood as predicates from your subjectivity. — Shwah
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