From the subjectivity of one to the subjectivity of many

Part of the title of the article "[Not subjective or objective, but from the subjectivity of one to the subjectivity of many.

We tend to use subject and object (as opposed to subject) as the axis of opposition, but isn't that false dichotomy, and isn't there another axis of "one person's subjectivity" and "many people's subjectivity"? I'm talking about that.

Making one person's subjectivity the subjectivity of many is "gaining empathy."

Should we be sympathetic?

You can't control what other people think.

Focus on what you can control.

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