REALITY
Objective reality is widely
define by the descriptions used since the beginning of rationality developed in
human beings, because only in the mind of the human beings can describe and
communicate everything that exists, as it was the time since humans was created
or formed after the initial formation of the Universe (Genesis 1:1)
Key
Characteristics
Personal Interpretation: Subjective
reality is unique to everyone, as it is based on personal experiences and
interpretations of events and surroundings.
Influence of Emotions: Emotions and
psychological states play a crucial role in shaping subjective reality. For
instance, a person's mood can affect how they perceive a situation or
environment.
Cultural and Social Factors:
Subjective reality is also influenced by cultural background and social
context, which can shape beliefs and values, further diversifying individual
perceptions.
Contrast
with Objective Reality
Objective reality refers to the
physical world that exists independently of individual thoughts and
perceptions. It is based on observable facts and evidence that can be verified
by multiple individuals. In contrast, subjective reality is inherently personal
and can vary widely among different people.
Philosophers have long debated the
nature of reality, with subjective reality often discussed in relation to
concepts like consciousness, perception, and existence. Thinkers such as
Descartes and Kant have explored how subjective experiences shape our
understanding of reality, while existentialists like Sartre emphasize the
importance of individual perception in defining one's existence.
