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Choices Made Long Ago – Sinceriously
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I don’t know how mutable core values are. My best guess is, hardly mutable at all or at least hardly mutable predictably.
I don’t know how mutable core values are. My best guess is, hardly mutable at all or at least hardly mutable predictably. Any choice you can be presented with, is a choice between some amounts of some things you might value, and some other amounts of things you might value. Amounts as in expected utility. When you abstract choices this way, it becomes a good approximation to think of all of a person’s choices as being made once timelessly forever. And as out there waiting to be found. I once broke veganism to eat a cheese sandwich during a series of job interviews, because whoever
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