Subjectivity...can you understand it Objectively?

You can't understand subjectivity objectively. That's like saying take brick wall of subjectivity and then smash it to bits with an objective wall. It is confusing the depths of your question and I would venture to guess that the only way, so to speak of understanding, subjectivity objectively would be to question that subjectivity objectively and physically subjectivity and the viewing of our reality is a skeptical thing or confusing thing how ever you'd like to say it.? I was curious your thoughts here momentum.
 
You can't understand subjectivity objectively. That's like saying take brick wall of subjectivity and then smash it to bits with an objective wall. It is confusing the depths of your question and I would venture to guess that the only way, so to speak of understanding, subjectivity objectively would be to question that subjectivity objectively and physically subjectivity and the viewing of our reality is a skeptical thing or confusing thing how ever you'd like to say it.? I was curious your thoughts here momentum.

I appreciate the thoroughness of your thinking.
We are along the same lines in our perception.
I also do not think that we can understand subjectivity objectively.
However, unfortunately there may be cross interference in terms.
Perhaps the term "know" rather than "understand" may fit better since subjectivity is something that must be "experienced" first hand to truly "know" what it is whereas objective bits of information/interpretation can be passed along through any outside means...paper, television, internet, ect.


I guess it can be akin to reading and studying as much theory as you want on swimming objectively...but until you actually jump in a pool...feel me?


Here is the video I originally meant to post...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akgCb85PG-A
 
I appreciate the thoroughness of your thinking.
We are along the same lines in our perception.
I also do not think that we can understand subjectivity objectively.
However, unfortunately there may be cross interference in terms.
Perhaps the term "know" rather than "understand" may fit better since subjectivity is something that must be "experienced" first hand to truly "know" what it is whereas objective bits of information/interpretation can be passed along through any outside means...paper, television, internet, ect.


I guess it can be akin to reading and studying as much theory as you want on swimming objectively...but until you actually jump in a pool...feel me?


Here is the video I originally meant to post...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akgCb85PG-A

Yeah.... I understand what you mean perfectly. The only thing we're having differences on is that we're getting no conclusions.

According to the first (out of 18) video you have shown, we're looking for a defination in accord with physics and science which can show how to combine and not know or understand the nature of subjectivity and objectivity.
I am not aware of seeing any "defination" on "subjectivity" and "objectivity". As this is ahead of science itself just about.

I would guess that,

There is no way to combine them as they are words meaning two different things. Objectively, that is true, while subjectively, ...? Is there even a difference in subjectivity and objectivity? I am a "subjectivitist" meaning that I hold that there are subjective experiences which cannot be exposed to objective scrutinity. But what is "objective scrutinity"?

Could you explain your last bit here, I understood it the first read and lost it the second:I guess it can be akin to reading and studying as much theory as you want on swimming objectively...but until you actually jump in a pool...feel me?
 
You can't understand subjectivity objectively. That's like saying take brick wall of subjectivity and then smash it to bits with an objective wall.

not always

I mean it is possible that subjectivity can come to an objective truth , at times
 
not always

I mean it is possible that subjectivity can come to an objective truth , at times

I guess you mean the example momentum used with the swimming thing right?

You're going to study infinite ammount of swimming objectively, then you're going to jump in the swimming pool, and your infinite ammount (philosophically anyway), of "knowledge" is irrelevant to your actual objective swimming in the swimming pool. is this what you're saying? Subjectivity comming to terms with objectivity? It is in my opinion a cruel approach (politically anyway) saying that we're going to combine subjectivity and objectivity together.

I'd really like to see some elaboration and not some old granny talk.
 
Originally Posted by thinking
not always

I mean it is possible that subjectivity can come to an objective truth , at times


I guess you mean the example momentum used with the swimming thing right?

You're going to study infinite amount of swimming objectively, then you're going to jump in the swimming pool, and your infinite amount (philosophically anyway), of "knowledge" is irrelevant to your actual objective swimming in the swimming pool. is this what you're saying? Subjectivity coming to terms with objectivity? It is in my opinion a cruel approach (politically anyway) saying that we're going to combine subjectivity and objectivity together.

I'd really like to see some elaboration and not some old granny talk.

I'm not trying to combine subjectivity with objectivity at all times

what I'm trying to say is that subjectivity can come to an objective truth, at times

inotherwords

its about the realisation that subjectivity can at times come to an objective truth

for instance is the world as we see it and know it subjective ? when looked at subjectively ?

the world is not

subjectively we could think that the world and /or the Universe is created in the mind

but that would imply that the mind fully understands all energy/matter actions , interactions between them , the mind doesn't

hence , ologies

which leads to the subjective mind to the objectiveness of eliminating the subjectiveness of the existence of the Universe based on subjective thinking
 
Im just going to quote you one at a time to allow for responses which were not answered in a previous attempt at answering your post.






I'm not trying to combine subjectivity with objectivity at all times
Quite the reverse actually. You're trying to apply it universally.

what I'm trying to say is that subjectivity can come to an objective truth, at times
At times?

inotherwords
:confused:

its about the realisation that subjectivity can at times come to an objective truth
Yes, we realize.:D

for instance is the world as we see it and know it subjective ? when looked at subjectively ?
I smell conspiracy.

the world is not
Not what.

subjectively we could think that the world and /or the Universe is created in the mind
It is.

but that would imply that the mind fully understands all energy/matter actions , interactions between them , the mind doesn't
Really?

hence , ologies
Interesting.

which leads to the subjective mind to the objectiveness of eliminating the subjectiveness of the existence of the Universe based on subjective thinking

This last part here is your best sentence. Goes along well with my previous speculations in this post. You see, one does never remove anything or attempt to cause any removal or need politically with the world of psychic inter-connection [This thread is primarially devoted to this IMO].

The only thing you can do, is point out that there's a need in showing how objectivity and subjectivity can mesh (not the reality of actually doing it (example in hand is this post).
 
I see what your saying now. BUt I think that we could use a bit of clarification. THat is up to you. I've been asking that now from you this whole thread.
 
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