TO REPEAT SUBJECTIVE VS. OBJECTIVE
Subjective Knowledge:
That which has been acquired by direct experience and interpreted by the experiencer. Subjective knowledge isn’t about objective reality though the two are frequently confused, it is about subjective reality or as some call it, the soul. The two can be very similar if the owner is mature enough to have created an accurate model of the world.
Objective Knowledge:
That which has been acquired by indirect means primarily observation and analysis when one is not personally involved in the activity being observed.
Subjective knowledge is the result of personal experience. The experiencer has had enough similar experiences to reach some generalization about them, which we can label knowledge. I would generalize that these are mainly relationship experiences, where relationship is understood in the broadest possible sense.
Objective knowledge is obtained indirectly, mainly via books. Scientific knowledge, to be valid must be objective. One cannot know the distance to a star directly but only by analyzing its light. Direct knowledge of the distance between two objects can be had by walking from one to the other. One can know subjective knowledge objectively, for instance by studying psychology or religion