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subjective
/səbˈdʒɛktɪv/
In everyday conversation, "subjective" is most often used to describe things that are a matter of opinion, such as taste in music or food. It is the opposite of "objective." While something objective is based on hard facts and can be proven, something subjective depends on the person experiencing it. In medical or scientific contexts, it refers to information that only the patient can feel (like a headache), which cannot be seen or measured by a doctor using a tool.
💬Trò chuyện
🎬Tuesday afternoon, Ryan is gaming while Jackson is trying to pitch a new NFT project via text.
Jackson
Bro, the value of this art is totally subjective. Just trust the vision.
Ryan
bet. looks like a potato though.
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Jackson uses 'subjective' to justify the arbitrary pricing of his digital art, attempting to sound intellectual. Ryan responds with 'bet', a slang term meaning 'alright' or 'I agree', while completely dismissing the artistic value by calling it a potato.