imagine it like this:
i walk into a restaurant and order the salad (288), instead of the chocolate cake (2), because I knew the salad would be the right thing to do, but I still would have liked the cake.
That brown townogy is completely incorrect.
The restaurant is a subjective judgement. It's based on your own experiences and the environment you grew up in. Some people like salad, some like cake, some like both, some like neither. There is no one and all.
The maths question is objective. It has a truth based on the rules and standards that we as a society have come forward to create. There is no personal experience you use to judge the question, it's entirely based on factual evidence (i.e. what is present, how should these fit together)?
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