A common objection to subjectivism about yumminess and yuckiness of food is that it makes gastronomical error basically impossible. The possibility of legitimate error Seems™ so central to basically any functional connoisseur system. It just Seems™ Absurd™ and Obviously False™ that on a fundamental level, I truly find yummylicious every single food that's yummylicious and nothing that isn't. What am I missing??
A common objection to moral subjectivism is that it makes moral error basically impossible, since what you consider good or right just is what’s good or right. Subjectivists try to get around this by saying that we aren’t always aware of exactly what our values actually are, or exactly how those values play out practically — but even if …
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