What is 'objective' value?

[Edwardo Piet]

I state objectively that objective value has no objective value.

I ask: When you wish to make such a statement how have you gone about objectively verifying objective value epistemically in order to check whether it is objective and when you are assessing that value and confirming that it has none how can you confirm it has none if it doesn't exist, and I assume you mean that when you epistemically attempt to verifiy it objectively (whatever 'it' could possibly be if said value has no value/doesn't exist?) you find no ontologically objective value... but how can you assess that it has no value if if said ontologically objective value isn't there to assess/it has no objective value and therefore isn't an objective value in the first place (it doesn't exist?))?

Do you mean you have found a way to figure out how it is you in fact know of a value that what you know of that value in fact has no objective value to it and is actually subjective?

If so... how?

...Oh maybe you was being facetious

In short: I haz confuz by your post.

I probably increased the confuzness?