> the "hierarchy problem" and various allergies to fine tuning are really human preferences or things like The hierarchy problem is a real problem. The bare H

> the "hierarchy problem" and various allergies to fine tuning are really human preferences or things like The hierarchy problem is a real problem. The bare Higgs mass, for instance, might be a brute fact (but then again, it might not be), but the effective Higgs mass is some (likely very complicated) consequence of more fundamental physics at energy scales beyond the standard model. We just don't know what it is. But even if those more fundamental constants aren't explicable, they're definitely an explanation.