Answer: objective is more important
Step-by-step explanation:
Both objective and subjective statements can in the right circumstances be facts. Both can also be opinions or conclusions in the right circumstances.
Objectives refers to facts, while subjective refers to mere feelings or opinions.
An "objective" is one independent of the observer and which is therefore measurable or verifiable by standards that do not vary from observer to observer. While a subjective is one that depends on something innate and unique to the observer, not verifiable by any outside standard.