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RE: Has TRUTH Become More Subjective... Because There is PhotoShop?
We're living in times when we can get plenty of info on any subject with just a click but at the same time, it's too difficult to differentiate the truth from the propaganda/disinformation. Are these times good or bad? Answering your question, I think with too much info, everyone thinks s/he is expert on any subject. So, in a way, yes truth has become more subjective. Another reason that killed objectivity is that social media and cell phones alienated the humans so they want to get attention through show off usually perfectionist one whether it's through Photoshop. For example, check this post.
Thank you! I did get a really good laugh from that web page of funny photoshops!
Perhaps it is just part and parcel of the digital age that everyone wants to be "more special" than everybody else, and so they will go to great lengths to portray themselves in artificial ways. Maybe humans have always been like that... and now we simply have the tools for each individual to do something, where before self-publishing, it was impossible.
Good or bad? I don't know... but perhaps a reflection of the greater TRUTH about how humans perceive themselves.
Hey @denmarkguy, I'm happy to help to get a good laugh. Me too had a good one. :)
I a strong believer of nurturing so I think the collective human conscience is a true depiction of a certain time in the history... take the example of 70s music...I can listen to that same music everyday for hours and hours without getting a slightest feeling of boredome...so, in my view, it's the current time and commercialization that has made humans act that way that they give more importance to things, formation and artificiality and not to the originality and humans: