Something being socially constructed does not mean that everything is equally possible.

[nielsa@mas.to]

Something being socially constructed does not mean that everything is equally possible. Some social constructions are more well-founded and internally coherent than others.

Likewise, relativism means that there is no universal, objective perspective, not that every perspective is equally well-structured or valid.

Of course we can analyze things, and sus out what's closer to shared, observed reality. But in our analysis we will be biased, so welcoming diverse perspectives, engaging curiously, and deliberately seeking out new vantage points is paramount to forming more accurate understandings of the world.