[ SECRET POST #4115 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4115 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

I'm skeptical as to whether anyone actually said that. But I personally think media opinions are at least mostly subjective. There is a small amount of artistic objectivity to it. But art for the most part is a subjective thing.

[(Anonymous)]

I think that there's a strong element of subjective, emotional response to art, yes. But I don't think that's the totality of art. There are things like technique, and also (more importantly) things like... I don't know, maybe call it interpretive depth or something like that, and while those things aren't necessarily quantifiable, I don't think they're really subjective.

So, that's my point of view why I think there are times where people can make statements that are fundamentally unreasonable.

(also, I'm increasingly uncomfortable with the idea of objectivity and subjectivity as binary qualities, so that plays a role here too)