I wasn't asking for an explanation of the post, I was asking for an explanation of the view objectivity doesn't exist, and from another user in fact. I see that you also responded to it and I think your analysis and the way you link it with the post is clear and correct. I especially appreciate how your conclusion arrives at a deepening compassion and relation to the other although you don't explain exactly how to arrive at this, but if I missed that point in your response, I apologise. In my view is achieved not through decimation of the concept, but through unification of subject and object into a monist whole. But otherwise I agree with you, the existence of epistemological difference does not negate the entire field of ontology; it merely suggests a multitude that is socially determined and fluid.

I assume you were giving such a long and detailed explanation in the interest of accessibility, and not doing a bit -- for this I deeply appreciate your effort.