From: j@qart.cc   
      
   On 5/17/25 14:04, Ed Cryer wrote:   
      
   > As far as we can know, only minds can value; and if someone posits value   
   > in something external, then that's merely a valuation from his/her mind.   
      
   Agree 100%. There must be someone to experience value for value to   
   exist. Subjectivity is inherent to valuation.   
      
   > That said, how do you look upon yourself? Beyond all restraints? Free as   
   > a bird, and capable of revaluing all values? If you do so, please let us   
   > know; I'd love to read your posts, better than Nietzsche's books.   
   >   
   > Ed   
      
   I am not beyond restraint. I am situated in a context that provides   
   constraints. E.g. I have a body that has needs and informs what I value,   
   I am part of a family that also informs my values.   
      
   These constraints also afford freedoms. My choices (past, present and   
   future, actual and potential) inform my values.   
      
   I am an evolving context of choices that informs my values.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)