[Answer] 2. 'De gustibus non est disputandum'. This is a maxim rather than a motto. What does it mean?

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...1. They argue with gusto 2. Their tastes are disgusting 3. There is no arguing about tastes 4. Their disputes are disgusting In other words, to argue about matters of taste is futile (as there are no objective criteria for judging tastes).

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There is no arguing about tastes:

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