>>about the nature of objective reality?<<
>One thing that both objectivism and pancritical rationalism take into
account is
>that we always deal with incomplete information. However, within
incomplete
>information, some knowledge, or models are more useful than others.
Objectivism
>calls valid knowledge "contextually correct"--true within the context of
what
>you know.<
ALL RIGHT! We have found some common ground! I can consider Objectivism a
"contextually correct" model, more useful than other models within the
incomplete knowledge base that it contains.
Thanks, David, now we can proceed with other matters.
james