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Here, their decision is more subjective and susceptible to error — especially at a macro turning point.

The department’s justification was blunt, casting the survey as “redundant, costly, politicized and extraneous,” saying that the report had “failed to present anything more than subjective, liberal fodder.”

“Innovation is not always embraced and art is to be interpreted and it’s subjective.”

“The biggest problem we face is that there’s no agreement on what terrorism is and it’s become completely subjective,” said Bruce Hoffman, senior fellow for counter-terrorism and homeland security at the Council on Foreign Relations.

“You as the viewer get to decide: Is there a truth, or is it just subjective?” she says.