Subjective and objective concepts are two very different ideas and this is when the metaphor of bats comes into play.
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Objectivity on the other hand is based on placing ones self in an unbiased state (Objectivism philosophy).
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Owen Flanagan introduced the term "new mysterians" in 1991 (named after Question Mark & the Mysterians, a 1960s band) to describe McGinn's position and that of Thomas Nagel, first described in Nagel's "What is it like to be a bat?" (1974).