love and death

Just a few highly important things from Woody Allen's 1975 film Love and Death, a favorite of mine
note:
Boris' (Woody Allen) mother making the best blintz's to mathematical measurements...

aaannnnddd secondly the banter involving subjectivity and objectivity...

Immorality is subjective.

                  

Yes, but subjectivity is objective.

                  

Not in a rational scheme of perception. 

 

                  

Perception is irrational.

It implies imminence. 

 

                  

But judgment of any system

of phenomena exists

                  

in any rational, metaphysical or

epistemological contradiction

                  

to an abstracted empirical concept

such as being, or to be, or to occur

                  

in the thing itself, or of the thing itself.

It's immoral. What time?

                  

- Who is to say what is moral?

- Morality is subjective.

   

                  

Subjectivity is objective.

  

                  

Moral notions imply attributes

to substances

                   

which exist only in relational duality.

                  

Not as an essential extension

of ontological existence.

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