Imagine you could deploy a number of arguments against social constructivism of science and technology. Rank them below:

$q,$ Nothing is objective. Objectivity is a social construct or a trickery of language and reflects the structure of power in our society.

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Some $($most relevant$)$ quantities in the world are objective, some of our measurements are objective, few of our scientific theories$/$models are objective and none of the numerical methods used are objective $$

Almost all quantities in the world are objective, most of our measurements are objective, some of our scientific theories$/$models are objective and none of the numerical methods used are objective.

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Although maybe some quantities in the world are objective, we cannot measure them with our scientific instruments, we cannot represent them with our scientific theories, and we cannot simulate them by our algorithms. Objectivity is out of our reach. $$

All quantities in the world are objective, almost all of our measurements are objective, most of our scientific theories$/$models are objective and some $($the most relevant$)$ numerical methods used are objective

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