Inaccurately Accurate

[Kriven]

get past high school philosophy class, man, you'll never grow up if you dont

Thank you for enlightening me, Master. I'll try harder to narrow my opinions and burn what I don't like.

I've already addressed or stated everything in your post, and created the distinction between the subjectivity of art and the objectivity of survival (your poison nonsense falls here.) I've already addressed the distinction between subjective enjoyment of something "good" and something being well made "good." Keep arm-twisting, though.

Flawed human thoughts? as opposed to what? Perfect thoughts? By whom?

My point was that there are no perfect thoughts. At all. Anywhere. Which means that nothing in the realm of art and media is objectively good or bad.