cabinetguy on Nostr: Humans take action in order to improve some condition - is not self-evidently true? ...
Humans take action in order to improve some condition - is not self-evidently true? For those who accept that it’s true, it explains why value subjective, and why utility is ordinal rather than cardinal. Seems more revelatory fact than circular reasoning to me.
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