Fundamental subjectivity is the idea that we can and do only experience the world through the subjective lens of our perception, meaning everything we can know is empirical knowledge and anything that isn't empirical knowledge is something we can't know.
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“Fundamental subjectivity is the idea that we can and do only experience the world through the subjective lens of our perception in other words it's just to say that everything that we can know is empirical knowledge”
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Free Will, Fundamental Agency, & Personal Responsibility | Existential Basics ep.4— The Modern ExistentialistCreated: 8/11/2026, 1:28:42 AM
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