Accept an opinion that is neither universal nor objective as something meaningful

White towels are soothing to look at. I don’t know why. The color white has mysterious properties.

One day when I was getting tired of the continuous rain, I saw towels drying in this hangout. Someone washed the towels.
I don’t mind having damp towels hanging in this room. I respect someone who has washed towels.
Dry towels are folded and stacked on the shelf. Even though it’s a bit strange that I’ve never seen anyone do it.

Do opinions have direction?

Even though claims or opinions are things brought about by someone, they are inherently directionless.
A closer look reveals that for a brief moment before someone’s utterance is forwarded to someone else, it has no direction.
The reason is that opinions are universal because they are constructed by language.

“I’m sorry. I spilled all the coffee I made. Where’s the mop? Can I use this towel?”
There is a problem. That towel isn’t there for that. The towel should only be used in real emergencies.
He and his companions wiped down the table with a few towels. The towels are then thrown into the washing machine in the corner of the room.

What language is intended only for a specific individual?

Information constructed by language does not belong to anyone.
If language were only for specific individuals, it would no longer have universality or even be able to be evaluated objectively.
Can you accept an opinion that is neither universal nor objective as something meaningful?

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I wonder who washes and dries the few coffee-stained towels.
It doesn’t matter who does it, right? So I use a mop to mop up spilled coffee on the floor.

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