Truth isn't subjective but ones perception of the world is. There are more nuanced matters like Gender which is a spectrum and a complex social construct but there is also simply objective and measurable truth
@Gloomy I'll try, we've interacted before, but I don't see it. I'm pretty certain in my time there will never be an objective social truth. It's just the nature of a social species, holding emotion. It's rather gloomy one thinks these things can be ascertained by data alone.
@SW-User I never mentioned a "social truth" or said that gender is measurable what are you talking about? Sure social relations are way more complex that any attempt to measure them only brings us closer to something we could consider an accurate depiction of them.
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@Gloomy You mentioned truth, implied social I felt .. as it's a social topic.. My thoughts are lousy, but I consider myself effeminate, less than years ago, maybe cause the definitions are changing ... but I wonder why, some question this way, and I'm learning the old adage, be a vagabond and not worry upon such constructs, you get further.
@BohemianBabe I wouldn’t use PEMDAS as a way to explain this since it is more of a convention than a rule, otherwise we wouldn’t have BODMAS as well for the same exact math. In general both conventions are unnecessary if we use non-linear equations where the order of operations is visually represented, such as…
I know math really has nothing to do with the OP’s question but most everything in math is concrete, but the order of operations is not one of them.
@Peaceandnamaste all these dividing social constructs while giving a sense of belonging and community, can also reinforce a tribalism that can be quite dangerous… and is why diversity within organizations is so good and helpful. At our core… we are all just people trying to have a human experience, & hopefully a good one.
