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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
Subjectively and Objectively
Hi, i was just wondering what was the difference between a person who thinks "subjectively" to a person who thinks "objectively" i searched the definitions it became somewhat clear but i am still very puzzled
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Thinking subjectively is with one's heart or emotions, or with a bias; thinking objectively is with logic and equanimity. That's the theory, anyway.
- Thinking subjectively is with one's heart or emotions, or with a bias; thinking objectively is with logic and equanimity.
- That's the theory, anyway.
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Thinking subjectively is with one's heart or emotions, or with a bias; thinking objectively is with logic and equanimity.
...That's the theory, anyway.
...That's the theory, anyway.
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