People can agree about what someone's subjective obligation is even if they disagree about what that person's objective obligation is.

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Subjective obligations are based on an individual's beliefs, knowledge, and circumstances, while objective obligations are based on external, universal standards. People can agree on what someone should do based on their personal understanding (subjective) even if they disagree on what is universally right or wrong (objective).

People Can Agree About What Someone's Subjective Obligation Is Even