Objective/subjective

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Difference between these two:I will talk about it in an objective perspective.VSI will talk about it in a subjective perspective.

GPY · Accepted Answer

Please refer to the meanings of "objective" and "subjective" in a dictionary.

"in an objective/subjective perspective" does not sound natural to me. I would change "in" to "from", or just say "objectively"/"subjectively".

CalifJim · Answer

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to speak subjectively is to tell things from your own personal point of view.

I did this; I did that; In my opinion, ...; I feel pain in my ankle; and so on.

The focus is on your own personal opinions and feelings. You're talking about how you see and feel things.

to speak objectively is to tell things from a general point of view, things that most people can observe directly.

This is what usually happens.  This is how it always works.  Most people say that ...; Scientists have discovered that ...; and so on.

The focus is on general facts, rules, and principles that apply to all situations. You're talking about things external to yourself, for example, about facts established through evidence gathered by scientists. Your own emotions do not enter into it.

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