The hottest Objectivity Substack posts right now

Moral relativism can be inconsistent when faced with extreme cases like the Holocaust.
Arguments against moral realism include the Euthyphro dilemma and the argument from queerness.
An alternative approach to ethics suggests objectivity can be grounded in human welfare and reasoning.

Taste is subjective, and good taste is often a matter of personal preference rather than a universal standard.
Good taste can be associated with qualities like skill, emotional resonance, depth, and universality in art, music, and other forms of expression.
The nature of taste remains elusive, with arguments for both objectivity and subjectivity, and it often varies based on cultural influences and temporal changes.

Journalists bring their whole selves to their work, which includes their lived experiences and perspectives, improving storytelling and representation.
The evolution of journalism includes a shift towards more diverse voices and perspectives, challenging the traditional norms set by a homogenous group in the past.
Objectivity in journalism is important, but the process towards the truth is a collective effort involving diverse backgrounds and experiences, akin to the process of scientific consensus.

Design often balances between objective and subjective elements.
Design inspiration can come from unexpected sources, such as historical architecture or everyday objects.
Effective design involves empathy towards the object and a reflective design process.

Hot gAI startups are a big deal in the tech world, offering innovative products around generative AI.
Data can harm people if not used ethically - it's like flipping a coin to make decisions.
The weaponization of data is a real issue, as data can be manipulated to serve specific agendas and harm others.

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