14:08
yeah, this room is pretty dead. Hope someone answers my stupid questions
so, I am pretty new to philosophy, and my brain is bloated with confusions. The confusions are about subjectivism. I do not deny subjectivism, I am just confused. These questions may clear the confusions:
1. "Everything is subjective" is this statement being said as an objective statement?
2. How does 'criticizing' something work in subjectivism? If everything is subjective, how can a belief, practice or philosophy be called 'bad' or 'evil'? What about genocide and things like that?
3. The statement 'This mathematical theorem is true' is subjective, but isn't the statement 'This mathematical theorem is true, if the axioms are true' objective?
4. Does subjectivism assume there is a soul?
that's it. Pretty weird questions, but I want answers.
ignore the 4th question, can't delete it
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