Everything Is Subjective, Nothing Is Objective

[radenbali]

Many people say, think objectively, not subjectively, because everything would be more wise when we think more objectively. But how can a mind to be objective, if that thought comes from a personal thought process, derived from personal experience, and expressed with a personal conclusion. Something is not possible to be objective if it involves anything that comes from something that is personal. So how could something that is objective can be created, if all of creation is always from our thoughts, words, and deeds which are personal. So, if based on the ideas above, actually nothing is objective, everything is always subjective.

[Michaelii]

I agree. I think the existence of laws is as a direct result of the subjectivity of life and its events. Laws are themselves, basic assumptions by which we agree to be bound. For example, democracy is touted as the best government system today, but is it, really? What can an elected official achieve in four years? He spends those years learning the ropes, just when he has learnt, his time is up. There is right and wrong, as well as truth, but our own subjectivity has seen to it, that we simply don't know these, even if we were to collide with them.

[zararina]

We all really differs on the way we things and perceived things such as ideas and thoughts. The truth for someone maybe the false one to some. It is the matter of  how will a person weigh and analyze situations and thoughts. Beliefs and faith could differ because of being subjective.