2 Subjectivity, Relativism, & Objectivity.

All things are subject to being interpreted individually.
Experience constructs judgment.
Self experience is relative. Self judgment is relative.
The agreement of judgment with others or with the empirical is objective.
Agreement upon symbolic representation for a thing or an event crosses over from subjectivity into objectivity. (atom)
If a statement can be agreed upon being fit to represent a reality it becomes an objective statement which the observers know are true.
A stated representation is a naming of qualities of exterior reality having a place in the mind as an idea or mental duplication of the exterior phenomena.
If a subjective experience had previously A) can not be demonstrated or supported to have happened another subjective individual entity can B) reasonably think that even didn't occur.
In the B (subjective view) what happens to A goes on even though B didn't experience A's view.
The sharing of A's view lacking evidence or indication of experience will make it impossible for subject B to have any notion of A's experience except on a subjective level.
Even if B agrees with the account of A and all its descriptions A's account may purposely or because of faulty apprehension misrepresent the qualities of the experience.
For the experience to be objective any quality of the experience most have evidence of its occurrence.
Representative statements not proven to be objective are subjective and have less validity and value then an objective knowing.
It is necessary that relativism exist because 1) individual experience creates conceptualized reality 2) the positional functionality of things can be infinitely varied and thus potentially conceptualized as such.
It is necessary, for humans, that objectivity exists 1) so individuals can communicate 2) so knowledge can be known about repeatable events.

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