Some
one people here doesn't know what "
oxymoron" usually means.
So, let's have a reminder of one of many similar definitions:
Oxymoron
a figure of speech that uses seeming contradictions, as “cruel kindness” or “to make haste slowly.”
According to this, "
objective evidence" is not an oxymoron. It's a perfectly meaningful expression.
Still, that it isn't an oxymoron doesn't mean that there is any such "
objective evidence". Who would know!?
I guess all we can do is agree between sensible people that there is evidence that there are sensible people and therefore that this evidence is objective.
And, personally, I do have subjective evidence that that's exactly what we're doing.
Oh, yes, we can do something else. We can also disagree with
one other people who's saying that "
objective evidence" is an oxymoron.
And, of course, the only subjective evidence I have is mine. Indeed, the only subjective evidence each of us has is his own.
So, whatever subjective evidence this guy may have, or think he has, just doesn't matter. All we need is to agree between ourselves, between sensible people as to what's objective.
And then we're done here.
Not sooo difficult, really!
EB
