No, it's more like - if I can reveal what I have discovered.
> ... In fact this discussion could be used to prove that "subjective" and
> "objective" are as much mindsets as definable points... Or perhaps
> poles around which our conscious intents revolve...
Yes, we could say that. Or perhaps magnets which draw in our curiosity.
Richard Sullivan wrote:
> The only objectivity is the scene or the actual
> photograph of the scene. Once either of those is translated into an
> experience, it loses its objectivity.
But what if it's not translated into an experience, but rather a
discovery? And, what about the objectivity of the message the scene is
providing? I just cannot buy into the argument that if it is done by
some human, it must be subjective.
-- Jeffrey D. Mathias http://home.att.net/~jeffrey.d.mathias/