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As I understand, aesthetic experiences, including the certain judgments, have subjective universal validity. Kant believes that those who could absorb Starry Night, or some other object would experience a similar pleasure. Aesthetic experience is key. Not everyone would find an object beautiful, but because all viewers undergo some sort of aesthetic experience they would be experiencing pleasure.
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