Maybe we speak two different languages.
It is not possible to do what you ask of me, to give an example seen from a non-human perspective, not because it does not exist, but because I am human and I am inherently limited to giving an answer from a human perspective. Even if you think you can give an answer like that you will not be able to, and it will only be an illusion. Everything you can say is limited by your vision, your hearing, your olfaction, your taste, your haptic perception, and your intellection (perception of ideas), tell me something that exists objectively that is not seen from this point of view, something that exists objectively but not from a human perspective in which you use any of these senses. You cannot give me an example of something that exists beyond your senses because you are limited, you can only see the world from a human perspective. There is nothing beyond this for us, it even still exists.
Objectivity refers to all those things that are related to the object, and not to the subject, (in the subject-object dichotomy), that is, what exists in itself. When we say that something is objective, we say that it exists in itself, that it exists independently of me (the subject).
Matter (physicality) and judgement (which is what all this is) are not the same thing.
I never said anything remotely like that.
We don't judge something as good or bad by pure arbitrariness of us, we perceive good or bad in something and that is why we put that label on it, if there was no good or bad in it, we would not put that label on it, and affirming the latter is to say that the human is in such a state of madness, that he sees things where there are none. The same would happen with other ideas such as justice, it does not exist according to you, beauty, truth, etc.
Because it never existed until Human came along and created the viewpoint
You speak as if the human were something alien to their environment. As if these two things had nothing to do with it at all, when the opposite is true, the human and the environment in which he lives, the human and the universe, are a unit.
WITHIN HUMAN MIND... SUBJECTIVITY.
Saying this is like saying that we see it through the eyes only exist in our eyes and not objectively, there is a difference between what is perceive and what is perceived.
RE: A Tale of Two Truths