What’s the difference between subjective and objective?
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Subjective is a statement on something that varies according to the perspective or personal values of the subject making the statement.
Objective is a statement on something intrinsic to the object of analysis.
Saying that “a chair is good” is subjective, saying that “a chair is red” is objective, you can argue both to be true or false, but one of them is always a matter of opinion (subjective) while the other is something that is (supposedly) a fact on the object, unless you get too far into epistemology.
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