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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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Objective

What's the difference between subjective and objective points of view.

I'm asking a person about his opinion on something, so would that person's opinion be objective to me and subjective to her?

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If I look at something objectively, I try to keep it strictly logical, looking at all sides equally. If I look at somethng subjectively, I let my own emotions and experiences influence my opinions.

— Philip

  • If I look at something objectively, I try to keep it strictly logical, looking at all sides equally.
  • If I look at somethng subjectively, I let my own emotions and experiences influence my opinions.
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If I look at something objectively, I try to keep it strictly logical, looking at all sides equally.

If I look at somethng subjectively, I let my own emotions and experiences influence my opinions.
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PreciousJonesI'm asking a person about his opinion on something, so would that person's opinion be objective to me and subjective to her?
An opinion is subjective almost by definition, so the opinion would be subjective to everyone, not just to her. I don't think "objective opinion" is a coherent concept. Some people try to be objective when forming their op
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