Epäsubjektiivisesti

Epäsubjektiivisesti is a Finnish adverb that translates to "unobjectively" or "non-objectively" in English. It describes a manner of acting, thinking, or speaking that is not based on impartial observation or factual evidence, but rather on personal feelings, biases, or opinions.

When something is done epäsubjektiivisesti, it means that individual interpretations, prejudices, or emotional responses have influenced the outcome or perception. This can apply to various situations, such as making judgments, evaluating situations, or presenting information. For instance, a news report written epäsubjektiivisesti might present a biased perspective, favoring one side of an issue over another without a clear attempt at neutrality. Similarly, a decision made epäsubjektiivisesti might be driven by personal preferences rather than objective criteria.

The term implies a deviation from objectivity, which is a state of being neutral, impartial, and independent of personal feelings or interpretations. Therefore, acting or perceiving epäsubjektiivisesti suggests a departure from a balanced and factual approach. The opposite of epäsubjektiivisesti would be subjektiivisesti, meaning subjectively, which emphasizes personal viewpoint, or objektiivisesti, meaning objectively, highlighting factual accuracy and impartiality. Understanding epäsubjektiivisesti is key to recognizing when personal biases might be influencing an assessment or action.