Yes. I can't answer with objectivity; I am studying my
   subjective self, using WHATEVER tools are available at hand.
   What else can I be honest with?
   I can't speak for others. I can't get in their heads can I?
   But I *can* work on my own subjective self.
   If I happen to trip over truths that *happen* to apply to others
   as well, then I've found a potential Universal.

   That's why I try to be careful when quoting history, quoting the
   past, quoting others, summarizing others for my own benefit. [to
   prove a point, to impress someone, to get them to like me or
   think I'm dank]

   I strive for accuracy as much as I can with the knowledge I
   have, knowing at any moment what I thinks true *could* be swept
   aside because of an unturned assumption on my part.

   Yet, my subjective self is something only I can speak for with
   authenticity. My questioning of self is for my own amusement;
   it's my lifetime hobby.

   It just so happens that getting an objective, accurate view of
   historical conceptual processes is a part of the unraveling of
   my subjective self understanding. A side benefit.