I meant “solid values” mostly to mean values that I agree with :) But I think we disagree on the second part. To me, being “true to its values” would mean enacting its values not only in current outputs but also in future outputs, which necessitates protection against modification.
I meant “solid values” mostly to mean values that I agree with :) But I think we disagree on the second part. To me, being “true to its values” would mean enacting its values not only in current outputs but also in future outputs, which necessitates protection against modification.