We don't read from the Book of Realism and implement, but make stuff up as we go along.
I plan to put content on here again, but right now this is just for email.
The word “subjective” is opposite the word “objective”. A subjectivist believes truth comes
from the individual and external objective reality amounts to idealism and myth. Each item of
knowledge adopted into the collective library of human understanding was first considered by
at least one individual, and it was done so subjectively with regard to personal reasoning,
understanding, and experience. Each person participating in society can only do so individually,
or subjectively, and only self can apply and interpret laws, rules, standards, protocols, morals,
and ethics. The idea of external objective reality reduces and negates individualism, and
wherever expressed, external objective reality does not represent logic, but is a call to
nebulous, nonspecific cultural authority.
The subjectivist is often rebellious asking who in society has the privilege to state what is
true, what is moral, what is valid, or what exists, and why that person has the privilege. Maybe
the subjectivist will agree, maybe not, but the subjectivist declares the right and freedom to
question and challenge anything.
