Quote by Susan Sontag

Taste has no system and no proofs.

Taste has no system and no proofs.

Summary

This quote suggests that taste is subjective and cannot be quantified or proven by any objective measures. It implies that what one person may find appealing or aesthetically pleasing may not necessarily resonate with others. Taste is unique to each individual and is influenced by personal preferences, experiences, and cultural backgrounds. It highlights the inability to establish a definitive set of rules or guidelines for taste, as it is purely a matter of personal opinion and perception.

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