I think that’s generally correct, although a bit beyond the intended scope of this post. There’s no view from nowhere, no actual observer-independent information we can obtain, so any perceived objectiveness is contingent upon the subjective evidence we have about such things and we cannot be certain they are objective. Due to this lack of certainty I think it is better to just taboo the idea of objectivity and think in terms of “things that no observer has yet found sufficiently strong evidence to disagree with”.
So in general, you’d say that nothing is objective? Is that right?
I think that’s generally correct, although a bit beyond the intended scope of this post. There’s no view from nowhere, no actual observer-independent information we can obtain, so any perceived objectiveness is contingent upon the subjective evidence we have about such things and we cannot be certain they are objective. Due to this lack of certainty I think it is better to just taboo the idea of objectivity and think in terms of “things that no observer has yet found sufficiently strong evidence to disagree with”.