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Value Judgment

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Value Judgment
A decision based on what one believes is the right thing to do. The value involved may come from any number of sources. For example, one may make an investment decision based on one's moral values, one's view of the macroeconomic situation, and/or one's willingness to take risks. Often, value judgments occur when the correct decision is not immediately clear.


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The comparison of the two views of the same walk shows different views of the world without a value judgment.
Where annotations are used, they are in most cases descriptive blurbs provided by publishers (or in some cases, by authors) with value judgments edited out.
No scientific evidence can define a margin of safety; no scientific evidence can replace the value judgment of which evidence to rely on, which evidence to dismiss, and so forth.
 
 
 
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