Canonum De Ius Cogitatum
Canons of Cognitive Law

one heaven iconII.   Mind (PSY)

2.6 Concepts of Volition

Article 53 - Value

Canon 1030 (link)

Value is a word defining a quality assigned to some object, concept, activity or living form that renders it desirable or equivalent to some other goods, services or money.

Canon 1031 (link)

The word value originates from the Latin word valere meaning “to be strong, be worth”.

Canon 1032 (link)

Value is the first of fourteen (14) concepts of Volition. Value is conceived and chosen in the mind, before it is exhibited in intention or behavior.

Canon 1033 (link)

All value is relative to the observer through Volition. There is no such thing as true objective value, only approximate collective value.

Canon 1034 (link)

It is a natural tendency of the mind and volition to place greater emphasis and value on those things that are scarce, compared to those things that are plentiful.