[MD] Does the MOQ invalidate Subjectivity?

[Gene M]

> Or am I the only one here who
> sees the MoQ account of reality as the sound of one hand clapping?
>
> --Ham


I sort of see the MOQ as the left hand clapping and Eseentialism as the
Right hand clapping, at this point. Who's to say a carbon atom's experience
of reality isn't completely subjective as well? There's no doubt in my mind
that Essentialism describes human perception of Reality amazingly well, so
far it's my favourite story about how we perceive the world. But how does
the world perceive itself?

Maybe it's all just a bunch of subjects interacting.

-Gene