Changing values in response to experience is also reasonable. E.g. I used to value food more than my weight, but then I got fat, experienced health problems, and decided that I should value weight more. This is not some human nonsense, this is what a perfect Bayesian would do.
Social pressure surely falls under “underdefined and manipulable”, so I don’t have anything to add to my previous comment.
Changeable is more than context dependent—it’s how people can change their values, in response to learnt experience or social pressure.
Changing values in response to experience is also reasonable. E.g. I used to value food more than my weight, but then I got fat, experienced health problems, and decided that I should value weight more. This is not some human nonsense, this is what a perfect Bayesian would do.
Social pressure surely falls under “underdefined and manipulable”, so I don’t have anything to add to my previous comment.