Okay, be honest. If we were just casually talking and I said “haphazardly killing people is bad.” You’d be like “ummm yeah, of course. WTF!”, right? Or even if you were internally talking to yourself. That’s what I mean when I say a common Idea. It doesn’t have to be an exact thought process. It’s the same notion as a “common ancestor” if you know what I mean.
We seem to be talking past each other. Do you not understand that even if the entire world shares a subjective opinion or feeling it does not become objective?
If not what about the concept specifically is eluding you?
Common idea = an idea irrespective of any one individual.
This is not the definition of objective. Objective is irrespective of opinion. This goes further than simply irrespective of the individual. Irrespective of the individual in and of itself does not necessarily mean objective. It only necessitates concencus and a consensus opinion is still an opinion.
So what you are saying is objectivity is irrespective of observation? Seems to me you’re putting objectivity on a pedestal, making it worthless.
People do love to put words in my mouth. You are not talking about an observation. An observation would be a human was killed. This is objectively true or false. The human was either killed or not. The human was killed haphazardly is an opinion about the observation and an opinion others might disagree with depending on the circumstances surrounding the incident.
They would be both subjective and objective. Opinions are multifaceted. Some aspects of a reasonable opinion are common, and some aspects aren’t.
Objective and subjective are mutually exclusive concepts. It is dichotomous.
If objective then not subjective.
What if you said the sun is hot, relative to humans
Do you understand why the above is an objective fact but if the last part is removed it becomes subjective?
Objective: the sun is hot relative to humans.
Subjective: the dun is hot.
Objective: the human was killed
Subjective: the human was killed haphazardly.