Objective Subjectivity
Null-subjectivity
I created Individualistic Subjectivity and Objective Subjectivity to separate the distinction between our reality and objective reality.
Individualistic Subjectivity: The subjective perspectives, opinions, experiences of all, not necessarily “objective reality” per se — but rather, an individual system.
It is arguable that individualistic subjectivity is intrinsically objective, but I will go into that later.
Objective Subjectivity: The notion that there is no “true” individual subjectivity. All things which are subjective stem from objective reality, making them inherently objective in the sense of being derived from something objective. A subjective perspective is a part of objective reality because objectivity encompasses everything present in our universe, including what “isn’t known”.
The paradox is: if objective subjectivity encompasses individualistic subjectivity, is anything truly individualistically subjective?
Subjectivity comes from objectivity because objectivity encompasses everything, including subjective statements. For example, it’s an objective truth that subjectivity is existent, therefore subjectivity is a part of objectiveness. Additionally, we process information via what we see in objective reality, and build subjective opinions on them — but they’re all derived from where?
Objectiveness.
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Because individualistic subjectivity stems from objective subjectivity, individualistic subjectivity is only a term, not an objective. All things subjective are derived from objective reality making them inherently a part of objectivity. However, individualistic subjectivity can still be a reliable tool to differentiate the two terms between individual perspectives — my world — and objectiveness — the world. Objective subjectivity is technically more accurate.
One could use the counterargument of distinguishing between how subjectivity is simply human perception, whereas objectivity is extraneous reality, devoid of all subjectiveness. I concur, objectiveness and subjectiveness are both distinct categories but subjective perception is derived from objectivity. We perceive things in third-dimensional reality (all dimensions are a form of objective reality), and from what we see, data then gets transmitted to our neurons which send electrical surges out of their axons into our synapses, which then is collected by a neighboring nerve cell. Neurons fire together, and this collective cycle generates thoughts.. Thoughts, subconscious and conscious, are the root of subjective opinions and perspectives, but in essence, they’re derived from objectiveness. If there was no objective reality — nothingness — there would be no subjectivity. It can also be tied to causality, the cause being objective reality, and effect being subjective.
Terms and objectives
Terms refer to the terminology used in this concept, and can simply be defined as a tool.
Objectives refer to the intrinsic truths or fundamentals of our universe/reality.
Objective subjectivity is both a term and an objective, because it can be used to describe things, but also is axiomatic.
- Terms: IS (Individualistic Subjectivity), OS (Objective Subjectivity).
- If objective reality encompasses individualistic subjectivity then IS -> OS.
Reality is objective. It can also be considered intersubjective, albeit, loosely.
None of this is definitive, just a thought-idea. I’m 17 and new to philosophy — most of my work is rather intuitive. Please go light with me and take everything with a pinch of salt. Any corrections will be accepted with open arms.
Thank you.
