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Date: 2022-10-18 01:44 pm (UTC)Like in that allegory I made.
"No, she didn't."
Uh-huh.
"You stated I said this as an "objectively good" thing when I didn't. "Objectively more interesting" is, however, the case. Again, just like Bucky is objectively more interesting now than he was before. Whether that's a good or bad thing is up to the individual, but, again, objectively, they are more interesting."
You also said it was silly to object to her being "objectively more interesting". That implies that it's better, meaning that it IS good. And, you know, "being interesting" is subjective too. Just ask a English lit professor and his bored student if they can agree whether the subject matter is interesting.