The first meaning of subjectivism that “an individual chooses and makes himself” has nothing to do with existentialismTrue or False?

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Answer 1

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Answer: i think its false i'm not sure

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Well since you haven't replied I'll give an answer.

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Hey there

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The 1st one is irrational because it is repeating decimal

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