In one case, you might have a more objectivest way of framing the value judgment. It's possible that debunking arguments are going to be at their most effective for things that you take to be objective truths, rather than personal preferences. Putting a bible or putting another book on a bible is actually wrong, whether you think it's wrong or not. Whereas, like, women with big breasts are attractive, or something like that, is something that you think isn't necessarily an objective value judgment. And i don't know if these are our values, these are just preferences like so i actually, i prefer vanilla ice cream to chocolate ice cream.
What happens when we discover why we believe the things we believe? What if we discover that our values are the product of our cultural tradition, or personal experience, or natural selection? Should we be more skeptical of our values once we learn their history? Plus, data on Google porn searches reveal that you're all a bunch of sick fucks.
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