As for reality being subjective -- do you look before crossing the road? when was the last time you jumped naked from the top of a skyscraper? would you enjoy a plate of plutonium for breakfast?
As for reality being subjective -- do you look before crossing the road? when was the last time you jumped naked from the top of a skyscraper? would you enjoy a plate of plutonium for breakfast?
If you really believe that you can, and you try, you're going to get a very painful demonstration that reality does not match your beliefs. And if you don't believe it enough to try, you're just shooting your mouth off.
My point exactly. Subjective.
mkempe's point was that there are universal human values. There are universal values for plants, which are different from human values. The "relative" was relative to whether you are a human or a plant. For humans, mkempe was claiming that values are universal.
You can disagree with mkempe if you want. That's fine. But don't misrepresent his/her position.