Ending Intellectual Recrimination: A Response to Edmond Gray
By: Samuel G. Toe
“Value-neutrality” is a familiar precept that belongs to the natural, physical, and applied sciences, but not necessarily to the social worlds of subjective human experiences. And the idea that one can feign neutrality on issues of values and social conditions simply to appear impartial and balanced has no real place in honest and objective social empiricism. Of all the contributions of feminists’ theories to contemporary social thoughts, which all research students are expected to at least know, I’ve come to admire the incisive criticism of positivist notions of “value-free” neutrality the most – that a “strong objectivity” is what is desired in highly subjective social worlds, and not necessarily neutrality.
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Damn it must be Samuel Toe for true, i knew he love to talk big but this one big for true. That real firing you fire back so oh.. let me go read the full story and come back.. lol..

without reading the full story, i agree with him on the delusion of objectivity