You are not "a turd;" I don't think so and I'll bet Penelope doesn't either. As usual, it's a straw man, or should I say a "turd man?"
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The term "subjective" is enough for me. It is cookie cutter because it involves initial indoctrination...
Not at all. "Subjective" has much more to do with an individual's direct experience, personal explorations and what he or she makes of them, internally in processing, as opposed to "objective," a term implying checking outside oneself with other people about an entire framework for oganizing and validating any ideas or perceptions with theirs or with standards they agree with you about. There is much more scope for indoctrination to influence what we as a culture decide is "objective" and it is a term that claims absolute authority to which the term "subjective" does not even aspire, nor pretend. The Inquisition would not have admitted it was at all "subjective." It claimed to uphold "objective" truth about an absolute reality, applicable to everyone, regardless of how they felt or what they sensed or experienced subjectively.
Ultimately, everything leads to some endpoint of supposition. These are ususally called premises. You cannot start a logical line of argument without a given, a language to make statements with, someone who has a life, culture, history (read potential "indoctrination") to influence the framing of whatever is said or argued. A person can choose to fall for the "impression" of every single ego and declare, "But my thoughts are clearer and based more on what is true than those other people's because..." or one can notice what tends to go on, be honest and admit, "My point of view is subjective and these are the practical and personal reasons why I choose to think this way in my particular life. No one else has to, and I'm willing to entertain other ideas if people have them. But we will never know for a fact what the Truth is, and it is highly unlikely that any of us has it completely right at this point." That's what I think. I don't claim to have invented it, and I may have been indoctrinated. If so, there's a lot of flexibility for changing my mind about things inside the indoctrination. And I don't have to kill anyone over it, which I think is nice, personally. If it were objective truth, and some evil people who didn't think so had to be offed, things could get a lot more unpleasant for me. I don't want to do it. I'm just subjective like that....then when critical thinking is concerned, it leads 99% of the time to emotions and feelings and "I just know" rather than anything remotely objective.