beauty is objective

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if we accept that beauty is subjective, then i can name the concept of beauty an ugly shit, but it's a contradiction.
and therefore beauty is not subjective. which means it's objective
 
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@Klasik616 thoughts
 
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if we accept that beauty is subjective, then i can name the concept of beauty an ugly shit, but it's a contradiction.
and therefore beauty is not subjective. which means it's objective
weird opinion
 
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This has always been an objective matter and will always remain an objective matter.
 
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@Dorogi @STAMPEDE @buddhistking @NinjaRG9
 
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@Hide for the same reason beauty isn't conventional (as you say it is)
 
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if we accept that beauty is subjective, then i can name the concept of beauty an ugly shit, but it's a contradiction.
and therefore beauty is not subjective. which means it's objective
That’s not really a contradiction though? when people say beauty is subjective they mean what looks or feels beautiful depends on the person
The word “beauty” itself still has a shared meaning but what each person finds beautiful is different,calling “beauty” ugly just mixes up the definition with personal taste it doesn’t make beauty objective
 
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its unusual like not many people say stuff like this just watch where we are
They do it's just very rare,the forum is more of less filled with just mindless bots that post the same repetitive stuff for reps
 
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if we accept that beauty is subjective, then i can name the concept of beauty an ugly shit, but it's a contradiction.
and therefore beauty is not subjective. which means it's objective
I think its subjective in art especially abstract but beauty in people is just hardwired into the brain
 
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beauty is subjective in terms of preferences i.e chad, chadullah, chadpreet, chang, tyrone
 
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They do it's just very rare,the forum is more of less filled with just mindless bots that post the same repetitive stuff for reps
thats true but opinion like this is pretty distinctive
 
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thats true but opinion like this is pretty distinctive
Yeah it's unlikely to see because everyone prefers saying the same braindead stuff,so post like this don't get that much attention unless you're talking about the existence of God,then you'll get all the edgy atheist in the forum arguing with you
 
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That’s not really a contradiction though? when people say beauty is subjective they mean what looks or feels beautiful depends on the person
The word “beauty” itself still has a shared meaning but what each person finds beautiful is different,calling “beauty” ugly just mixes up the definition with personal taste it doesn’t make beauty objective
it is a contradiction, you just changed the emphasis from the concept of beauty to what people "consider "beautiful
 
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it is a contradiction, you just changed the emphasis from the concept of beauty to what people "consider "beautiful
That’s exactly the point though mate...
the contradiction you're talking about only shows up if you treat “beauty” as a single concept with one fixed meaning
but when people say beauty is subjective they’re not saying the word changes they’re saying the experience of it does,you're focusing on the concept itself but the discussion is about how people perceive it differently that’s where the subjectivity comes in
 
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I think its subjective in art especially abstract but beauty in people is just hardwired into the brain
why is it subjective?
 
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That’s exactly the point though mate...
the contradiction you're talking about only shows up if you treat “beauty” as a single concept with one fixed meaning
but when people say beauty is subjective they’re not saying the word changes they’re saying the experience of it does,you're focusing on the concept itself but the discussion is about how people perceive it differently that’s where the subjectivity comes in
yeah experience of beauty can disgust someone but it doesn't make it subjective
 
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why is it subjective?
When observing art like music for example some people will find it beautiful and some dislike it. Same for paintings, photography and everything that isnt human beauty since they arent wired in the brain to be analyzed and seen as fit or unfit for reproduction
 
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hm what makes my take unusual?
idk i think its the first post like that here and i am here for like 3 months or smthng so its unusual for me
 
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yeah experience of beauty can disgust someone but it doesn't make it subjective
that still assumes beauty has a fixed nature outside of peoples perception
If beauty can make one person feel aroused or amazed/awe and another feel disgust then the quality isnt in the thing itself its in how its experienced
the object doesnt changethe reaction does and that difference is what makes beauty subjective
 
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When observing art like music for example some people will find it beautiful and some dislike it. Same for paintings, photography and everything that isnt human beauty since they arent wired in the brain to be analyzed and seen as fit or unfit for reproduction
no, just some people like ugliness more than beauty, but to not look weird they call those ugly things "beautiful"
 
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no, just some people like ugliness more than beauty, but to not look weird they call those ugly things "beautiful"
talking about faces or art im confused?
 
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attracttion is subjective
 
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do you like my take?
idk what to think im bit confused im kinda neutral just i get what you say but you dind't convinced me but i am not offended or smnthg its just intresting to me
 
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that still assumes beauty has a fixed nature outside of peoples perception
If beauty can make one person feel aroused or amazed/awe and another feel disgust then the quality isnt in the thing itself its in how its experienced
the object doesnt changethe reaction does and that difference is what makes beauty subjective
no, it only makes reaction on beauty subjective. The beauty itself is in object and not in your reaction on it for sure
 
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No one likes "ugliness". Maybe in a deeper sense (example "the potato eaters" from vincent van gogh) but not with faces unless they are either mentally ill or lying
 
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No one likes "ugliness". Maybe in a deeper sense (example "the potato eaters" from vincent van gogh) but not with faces unless they are either mentally ill or lying
if no one likes ugliness then dadaism in art wouldn't exist. People who like ugly things have shitty taste but ugliness itself is objective, only your reaction on it is subjective
 
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no, it only makes reaction on beauty subjective. The beauty itself is in object and not in your reaction on it for sure
if beauty truly exists in the object itself then everyone should recognize it the same way yet people will still disagree all the time not just slightly but completely which shows beauty isn’t built into the objec its built into how peoples/our minds interpret it the object might have certain features
(symmetry;color,balance) but calling that “beautiful” still depends on the observer
 
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idk what to think im bit confused im kinda neutral just i get what you say but you dind't convinced me but i am not offended or smnthg its just intresting to me
is my argument kinda smart?
 
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On my life if you jfl my post one more time @theRetard
 
if no one likes ugliness then dadaism in art wouldn't exist. People who like ugly things have shitty taste but ugliness itself is objective, only your reaction on it is subjective
you might have a point with that. Ur saying that art is subjective to the observer? (observers reaction as you said)
 
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it can become subjective once you reach the top 0.1% of beauty but otherwise your right
 
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if beauty truly exists in the object itself then everyone should recognize it the same way yet people will still disagree all the time not just slightly but completely which shows beauty isn’t built into the objec its built into how peoples/our minds interpret it the object might have certain features
(symmetry;color,balance) but calling that “beautiful” still depends on the observer
concept of beauty is an object itself and according to you I can just name it ugly lol, it is contradictory and therefore a lie
 
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if we accept that beauty is subjective, then i can name the concept of beauty an ugly shit, but it's a contradiction.
and therefore beauty is not subjective. which means it's objective
Water post retard go fucking rope already
 
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you might have a point with that. Ur saying that art is subjective to the observer? (observers reaction as you said)
reaction of observer to art is subjective, the art itself is objective. It's like a car hits you, you can enjoy it or cry in pain. but the fact that you got hit by a car is objective
 
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concept of beauty is an object itself and according to you I can just name it ugly lol, it is contradictory and therefore a lie
you cant just rename something and break its meaning thats not how subjectivity works calling it ugly doesnt change what it is beauty is in how we perceive things not in the word itself
 
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reaction of observer to art is subjective, the art itself is objective. It's like a car hits you, you can enjoy it or cry in pain. but the fact that you got hit by a car is objective
But how will you measure if something is beautiful if everyone has a diffrent reaction?
 
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Im objectively incel :blackpill::blackpill::blackpill::blackpill:
 
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if we accept that beauty is subjective, then i can name the concept of beauty an ugly shit, but it's a contradiction.
and therefore beauty is not subjective. which means it's objective
id say its in the middle if you get what im saying
some people consider prettyboys better than chads
its pretty much preference but you still need to meet a certain requirement to be considered beautiful by women/people:feelsuhh:
 
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But how will you measure if something is beautiful if everyone has a diffrent reaction?
The golden ratio, often represented by the Greek letter phi (Φ), is a mathematical ratio approximately equal to 1.618. It's believed to represent harmony and beauty, and is frequently found in nature, art, and even facial proportions
 
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you cant just rename something and break its meaning thats not how subjectivity works calling it ugly doesnt change what it is beauty is in how we perceive things not in the word itself
so i can perceive that thing "beauty" as ugly anyway (according to you), there's no logical meaning to not applying that subjectivism to the beauty concept itself
 
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so i can perceive that thing "beauty" as ugly anyway (according to you), there's no logical meaning to not applying that subjectivism to the beauty concept itself
You're calling the concept of beauty ugly mate that literally doesnt change what beauty is the concept stays the same your reaction doesnt rewrite it youre just showing that people can feel differently about it which is obvious the subjectivity is in the experience not in the thing itself you cant just take subjectivism from perception and apply it to the concept itself thats not how logic works beauty as a concept has its own meaning it exists independently of what you feel calling it ugly doesnt prove subjectivity it just proves you feel differently
 
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