This argument reminds me heavily of Ronald Dworkin's paper "Objectivity and truth" <http://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/wittgenstein/files/2007/11/dworkin-objectivity-and-truth.pdf >, although he constrains his argument to the domain of moral decisions.
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This argument reminds me heavily of Ronald Dworkin's paper "Objectivity and truth" <http://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/wittgenstein/files/2007/11/dworkin-objectivity-and-truth.pdf >, although he constrains his argument to the domain of moral decisions.