There are two (2) kinds of truth according to Soren Kierkegaard. Firstly, objective truth derives from empirical observation and abstract logical truth, the former refers to natural science and the latter refers to math or formal logic. Secondly, subjective truth is a product of individual experience. Under objective truth consensus is essential, example 1+1 = 2, not 1+1=3 because there is a consensus that the answer 2. In contrast, subjective truth requires experience not consensus.
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