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docpotato
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07-16-2006 9:36 PM 		Reply to: Message 245 by lfen
07-16-2006 9:16 PM

Re: subjective vs. objective or inherent value
Thank you for saying this.
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docpotato
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07-16-2006 9:36 PM 		Reply to: Message 246 by Faith
07-16-2006 9:35 PM

Re: subjective vs. objective or inherent value
Objective value or statement = truth value, matters in itself apart from who holds it.
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If an objective value or statement fell down in the middle of the universe and no one was around to see it, would it have any truth value?
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docpotato
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07-16-2006 10:56 PM 		Reply to: Message 250 by Faith
07-16-2006 9:40 PM

Re: subjective vs. objective or inherent value
Yes. It is what it is apart from who recognizes it.
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Sometimes just observing something can change it.
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