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Can value judgements exist outside rational discourse?

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The Pentacle Queen
 
Reply Wed 28 Mar, 2012 04:51 pm
Confused query based on the observations that:

We can describe something as 'good', and we can explain why we think it is good, but our argument might not persuade another that it is actually good.

Animals clearly show preference for some things but not others, (but are these 'value judgements'?).
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