objectivity

Of course, cultures are all mixed up since 1969, thus everyone is all high about their objectivity.

A major problem while discussing inequality is that many lose objectivity and start blaming X/Y party.

His facts weren't first hand, but then again, sometimes a little distance can help with objectivity.

The skepticism is good, but my concern is that the issue has become so politicized, and people are so emotionally invested in the outcomes, that true objectivity is nearly impossible.

The politics of the issue are simply too charged for any objectivity to sneak in.

I'm confused because the objectivity of a law depends on the facts in court cases being in dispute?

There's nothing wrong with collaboration being part of the reproducibility process, as long as the person doing the reproduction maintains their objectivity.

Science can approach objectivity, which the arts cannot (even that judgment is subjective).

And again, the problem is not just the practical reduction in time that you have to carry out your duties, or the impact on your objectivity...the problem is also the appearance of impropriety.

I appreciate your point of view, but doesn't this deny human nature, replacing subjectivity with a kind of sterile mechanistic objectivity?

We probably have different understandings of subjectivity and objectivity.

Then, suddenly someone made a new rule that outgoing interns should be re-interviewed by members of a completely different team, I guess, for objectivity.

There are human, subjective judgements lurking behind the apparent objectivity offered by algorithms and the “user-friendly” operating systems.

If you're offended, you can just say, "I'm offended" without trying to cast it as some sort of false objectivity.

"AT&T is a client and Verizon is not, he added." So much for objectivity.

Your assumption that he would not use a comparable term for the opposite situation, say "a liberal hit piece about Texas" in fact reveals a much more obvious lack of objectivity.