[ SECRET POST #5447 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5447 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I can recognize that my second favourite book in my favourite series is probably the second worst book of the series from an objective point of view, but it's still my second favourite. You can recognize that something isn't great objectively but still love it.

[(Anonymous)]

What makes something “objectively good”? I’ve honestly never understood that. What can one possibly measure by, other than how much they liked it? (Or based on how many other people liked it, but I think that’s a good way to miss a lot of things one might like.)

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There are skills involved in film-making, just as there are skills involved in singing, knitting, painting, building or any other craft. Some crafters execute those skills objectively better than others. Most people will agree that, objectively, Titanic is a better film than Sharknado. Subjectively? Different strokes for different folks.