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> Value is ultimately always in the eye of the beholder. If you mean value per se, not at all. There are difference kinds of value (intrinsic, instrumental).
by lo_zamoyski 10mo ago
> Value is ultimately always in the eye of the beholder.
If you mean value per se, not at all. There are difference kinds of value (intrinsic, instrumental).
A piece of bread has objective nutritional value, for example. It doesn’t matter whether you personally dislike bread.
- Scubabear68 10mo agoNope. As a trivial example, someone with celiac’s disease is not going to value your gluten ridden bread very high.
- Peanuts99 10mo agoThere are intrinsic properties of bread such as calorific content that a celiac can't deny. Same with gold.
- lo_zamoyski 10mo agoThe nutritional value of bread is still in the bread, even if celiac disease impedes or frustrates access to that value.