My belief is that there is an
actual physical reality (things like where actual physical matter resides in space and time (and etc.?), this is
real and non-negotiable, it is beyond the subjectivity of interpretation because it is not an interpretation), and all interpretations by an organic being (human or otherwise) are
inherently subjective. No-one has the
exact same eyes, the same location, the same brain connections, and thus our realities may be generally congruent but are always a subjective interpretation of our environment that will differ from others in some way.
I also believe that mathematical/scientific interpretations will almost-if-not-inevitably be false for similar reasons. It seems like limitations of measurement alone force any interpretation to be subjective.
>>9940am i doing it right? I haven't studied this area of philosophy either.