“…These terms do not have the same meaning as the more common "subjective" and "objective," which are impregnated with our everyday realism, whereas "subjectsided" and "object-sided" are neutral with respect to the spectrum of positions between all forms of realism and of anti-realism. 6 This explication of the core meaning of objectivity resonates well with what (Daston & Galison, 2007) preliminarily say about objectivity: "To be objective is to aspire to knowledge that bears no trace of the knower -knowledge unmarked by prejudice or skill, fantasy or judgment, wishing or striving," (p. 17) or with (Koskinen, 2020), p. 1189: "objective knowledge is knowledge about the object, untainted by distortions caused by our subjectivity" (similarly, but critically, also (Toole, 2022), p. 3). The negative meaning component of "objectivity," the absence of distorting contributions by epistemic subjects, does not make "objectivity" a fundamentally negative concept, however, as (John, 2021), p. 14 supposes.…”