Intersubjective agreement is a shared understanding or mutual consensus among multiple people about subjective experiences, concepts, or meanings, forming a common ground for communication and social reality, distinguishing it from purely individual (subjective) or universal (objective) truths, and is crucial for creating shared meanings like laws or money. It’s the basis for reliable judgments in research, where experts agree on classifications, or even in everyday life, like agreeing that a picture shows a “dog”.
