Hehe, I knew someone would pick up on my reference, I just didn't realize how fast it would happen :-)

But my point was this: if Randolf really does believe that truth is subjective, and that it is arrived at mostly through feelings and intuitions, then he has effectively removed himself from rational debate. There's nothing I can say that will persuade him one way or another, because there's no useful mechanism by which my subjective beliefs can influence his subjective beliefs. So, there's little point in arguing with him on this (or any other) topic.

Randolf, my apologies if I seem to be putting words in your mouth; the above paragraph is simply my personal interpretation of your claim, taken to its logical conclusion.