The issue is that just because it is strong evidence may not make it a clear truth condition (although I suspect what one means by “clear truth condition” may be need more detail). But one obvious issue is that observed human behavior can matter a lot. Someone might claim that they really care a lot about the poor, but if they never give to charity or do anything else to assist the poor, their behavior is pretty strong evidence that their report isn’t very useful.
Someone’s individual behaviour may well be a clear truth condition, in addition to their reports, and it is still
subjective because different people behave differently. “Clear truth condition” still does not equate to “objective truth condition”.
Maybe someone could tell me what would be better evidence of what someone thinks or feels than their own reports.
The issue is that just because it is strong evidence may not make it a clear truth condition (although I suspect what one means by “clear truth condition” may be need more detail). But one obvious issue is that observed human behavior can matter a lot. Someone might claim that they really care a lot about the poor, but if they never give to charity or do anything else to assist the poor, their behavior is pretty strong evidence that their report isn’t very useful.
Someone’s individual behaviour may well be a clear truth condition, in addition to their reports, and it is still subjective because different people behave differently. “Clear truth condition” still does not equate to “objective truth condition”.