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Matter is objective, consciousness is subjective? These concepts are confusing and meaningless. Marxism takes pride in its dialectical relationship between matter and consciousness. I can't help but ask, is it necessary to separate them? They are not fundamentally opposing things. They only appear to be in opposition on the surface. According to the viewpoint of objectivism, consciousness is also a form of matter and there is no need for deliberate opposition. In other words, in the eyes of objectivism, there is nothing that goes beyond objective laws, all subjectivity is objective, except for one kind of purely subjective assumption that cannot be proven. See, [[Can Thought ROOT? # From Objective Language to Subjective Thinking]]. Objectivism is also appearanceism, which is a kind of thinking that maintains transaction security. It is more like the methodology of objectivism. For example, the orange doll is a manifestation of appearanceism as a methodology.