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Originally Posted by Inuzuka Skysword
How is reality objective? If reality is objective then how do we go about proving things in reality? Logic. Most philosophy stops here and says logic doesn't apply in the philosophical realm because it just doesn't. Objectivism says that philosophy is just like reality in that logic still applies. So if we can believe reality is objective, morality must be objective too. This is because morality is a part of reality. One bases his morality on reality. That is what Objectivism claims to be. It claims to be a philosophy for living in this reality.
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Can morality change from person to person? I think so. Since I am capable of having different morals than you, morality is by definition not objective. It is subjective, and to some degree intersubjective within cultures, but is by no means objective. Abstract ideaologies can not be objective.