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For example what if someone said "That makes sense" in response to saying "The pot will burn you if you touch it because it's hot." I'm inclined to say objective but it's possible someone could disagree with it making sense because they aren't familiar with the concept.

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  • Wouldn't this just depend on if the original subject is objective or subjective?
    – Aimarekin
    Jun 18 at 22:48
  • "What doesn't make sense is that the world makes sense"~Albert, the genius, Einstein. Jun 19 at 2:40
  • Doesn't this entirely depend on the someone and what they say it about?
    – Conifold
    Jun 19 at 4:46
  • Typically it's a subjective statement like "I understand", but by which a second person agrees on a claim about objective truth with a first person. That way, 2 people mutually agree on what both believe henceforth to be objective truth (or at least potential truth).
    – tkruse
    Jun 19 at 7:14
  • You may find this collection useful philosophy.stackexchange.com/q/65999/37256
    – Rushi
    Jun 21 at 4:03

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