I know the title of my post is very provoking to some. It could be deemed anti-scientific and stuff like that, but it isn't.
Objectivity is as real for a person as the internet is real for a computer.
For reality to exist a computer must connect to other computers through the internet and copy things inside itself. Thats exactly how a person perceives so called reality too. Only it isn't one fixed reality, it is an endless potential for realities. And if many computers are connected and play DOTA together, it doesn't mean I ought to play DOTA too. I preffer other games after all.
It is important to know that because considerations like 'because others experience something I ought to experience it too' can be very troublesome. Considerations like 'because others don't experience what I experience, my experience is invalid' can be troublesome too.
Not all have to experience the same. Those who connect to others and copy, can.
And by the way, other than just copying a computer can also create things as well as to have them get copied by others (text, graphics etc). Similarly, a person can do the same. Unfortunately, people that don't create things that are similar or identical to what others copy from the 'internet', are sometimes made to shut up, because many want to rule the internet, and have everyone connected to it 24/7 and put them to copy what they themselves want inside themselves. That's the essense of authority --ruling some non extant objectivity, trying to make it objective. And it is a rather vain process as each individual being -much like each computer- is independent.
Nobody becomes independent. One starts as independent, free and he then connects to others, or not.