Taste is subjective, it’s the same with all sorts of things. It’s like coffee, some people hate the taste, some people will only drink it with milk/cream/sugar, and some people like the taste of coffee all on its own. What tastes delicious to one person can be disgusting to another, both are correct.
Edit: people can even have preferences within categories of drinks. Sticking with the coffee example, I don’t like darker roasts because they just taste burnt to me, but medium/light roasts have a better flavour. It’s similar with beer, personally I’m not a fan of domestic beers like Coors/bud/Molson but there are other beers that are pretty tasty, but again it’s to each their own
Having to explain the difference between subjective tastes and objectivity to children who haven’t yet developed theory of mind and think their immediate visceral reaction is fundamental truth is kind of hilarious. My five year old niece is more mature and understanding of other mindsets and tastes than the people in this thread
Taste is subjective, it’s the same with all sorts of things. It’s like coffee, some people hate the taste, some people will only drink it with milk/cream/sugar, and some people like the taste of coffee all on its own. What tastes delicious to one person can be disgusting to another, both are correct.
Edit: people can even have preferences within categories of drinks. Sticking with the coffee example, I don’t like darker roasts because they just taste burnt to me, but medium/light roasts have a better flavour. It’s similar with beer, personally I’m not a fan of domestic beers like Coors/bud/Molson but there are other beers that are pretty tasty, but again it’s to each their own
Having to explain the difference between subjective tastes and objectivity to children who haven’t yet developed theory of mind and think their immediate visceral reaction is fundamental truth is kind of hilarious. My five year old niece is more mature and understanding of other mindsets and tastes than the people in this thread
Never thought I’d see
over something as simple as “different people like different things”
At least it’s not the usual “if you don’t like spicy food then you’re a kkkrakkker”