public object assumption
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Public object assumption assumes some object to be:
- same for every body - This table is white to me, and is white to you
- never changes - 1 + 1 = 2 in the middle ages, and 1 + 1 = 2 today
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A public “meaning of life” is that you’d refer to in the question “what is the point of all this, what is the meaning of life.” This question query for an answer of some kind corresponding to the public object “life”. It is the same for everyone, and never changes, as we assume the public object is the same to everyone, and never changes.
A personalized meaning of life is one concerete entity that motivates you to get off bed in the morning and live, like some delicious food or a computer game, or an outdoor sport, or developing of knowledge.
People ask about the meaning of life in the public sense a lot, and they sort of imagine them recieving that kind of answer. In my discussions, I don’t query that, because I don’t consider that pursuit any important; rather, the personalized meaning of life is very meaningful and useful, so I talk about it a lot