The big reason that value claims tend to be on the more bullshit side is that values/morality has far, far more degrees of freedom than most belief claims, primarily because there are too many right answers to the question of what is ethical.
Belief claims can also have sort of effect (I believe the Mathematical Multiverse/Simulation Hypothesis idea by Max Tegmark and others like Nick Bostrom, while true, are basically useless claims for almost any attempt at prediction because they allow basically everything to be predicted, so it’s an extremely weak predictive model, though it’s an extremely strong generative model, which is why I hate the discourse on the Simulation/Mathematical Universe hypotheses.), but value claims tend to be worst offenders of not being entangled and having far too many right answers.
The big reason that value claims tend to be on the more bullshit side is that values/morality has far, far more degrees of freedom than most belief claims, primarily because there are too many right answers to the question of what is ethical.
Belief claims can also have sort of effect (I believe the Mathematical Multiverse/Simulation Hypothesis idea by Max Tegmark and others like Nick Bostrom, while true, are basically useless claims for almost any attempt at prediction because they allow basically everything to be predicted, so it’s an extremely weak predictive model, though it’s an extremely strong generative model, which is why I hate the discourse on the Simulation/Mathematical Universe hypotheses.), but value claims tend to be worst offenders of not being entangled and having far too many right answers.