>>5496551Hahaha I gotta appreciate that, I usually tell cunts that I hope they get raped to death by niggers, circus clowns, and so forth.
Maybe you're alright after all.
And obviously, appreciation of images is totally subjective.
But you can argue that truly objective beauty exists in nature regardless of the observer.
In his book The Beginning of Infinity, David Deutsch makes a pretty good case for this using flowers (Multiple species attracted to/fascinated by their colour, shape, symmetry, etc) and a few other examples.
and other examples.
See below.
'Yes, we are knowledge machines, but Deutsch is really using the term “knowledge” in a more expansive (and at the same time, a more precise) way than most readers will first assume.
In his chapter on flowers, Deutsch argues that beauty, as a concept independent of human mores, exists in the universe—that it is “as objective as the laws of physics”—and that it is just one more kind of knowledge that we instinctively pursue.'
