Biologically, we humans are forced to perceive an existence where we only have our limited senses to define reality. Insects perceive spectrums of light we are incapable of. Dogs, cats, and other mammals perceive sounds we are incapable of. We create an idea of absolutes with only a tiny fragment of the total sum of reality. We fill in the imperceptible with our imaginations. My point is, no human can define objectivity in absolutes because we lack the capacity to perceive reality beyond our human biologic limitations. Reality can only ever be subjective, can only ever be defined in a limited setting. The most "truth" I have been able to define objectively, is that I, you, and others, will always be "wrong" in our definitions of the scope of existence, because of our perceptual limitations. Do you agree? If not, then why?