"I am among those who believe that complete objectivity in journalism and public affairs is humanly impossible, but I reject the notion that public media should veer into advocacy," Malatia wrote in the Nov. 9 op-ed, posted on Current, a public media trade publication.
If it wasn't so depressing, it would offer a fascinating insight into how official documentation that is documentation which purports to representing some kind of complete objectivity about a specific situation—slips in parodic territory.
Note that most priors are not re-parameterization invariant which demonstrates that uniform priors do not reflect complete objectivity (Jeffreys, 1946; Zwickl and Holder, 2004) in the Bayesian setting.
Mr. Lubimov plays it with complete objectivity.
"Reviewers do not judge research papers with complete objectivity," said Dr. Habatwa Vincent Mweene, head of the physics department at the University of Zambia in Lusaka.
Over the past half-century, anthropologists scrutinizing far-flung people have become increasingly pessimistic about the possibility of complete objectivity.
Witnessing the rise of positivism and its ideal of complete objectivity, Thoreau attempts "to preserve an enchanted world and to place the passionate observer in the center of his or her universe" (Tauber 2001, 20).
Others recognized the impossibility of complete objectivity.
And asserting that Iran would cave in if threatened with war, as Bolton seems to be arguing by suggesting that he only "pressure" on Iran in 2003 was the U.S. invasion of Iraq, presumably represent complete and utter objectivity.
In addition, the use of register data, while attractive because of its complete coverage, objectivity and precision, has disadvantages too.
