The only reason anything has value is if people value it...value itself is a social phenomena
That's not totally true, certain things have a more fundamental value in that if you don't get them you die, such as food and shelter. If we were ethereal economic agents living on a free and infinite compute substrate you could say that, in the meantime the Maslow hierarchy makes certains things have intrasical value that other things don't have.
I'm not going to lie, I have no idea what 'ethereal economic agents living on a free and infinite compute substrate' means. You have bested me this time.
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That's not totally true, certain things have a more fundamental value in that if you don't get them you die, such as food and shelter. If we were ethereal economic agents living on a free and infinite compute substrate you could say that, in the meantime the Maslow hierarchy makes certains things have intrasical value that other things don't have.
I'm not going to lie, I have no idea what 'ethereal economic agents living on a free and infinite compute substrate' means. You have bested me this time.