Arguing that value judgments ought neither to be made nor accepted is ________.
A) like arguing for a value judgment
B) essential to preserve objectivity
C) entailed by the use of comparative reasoning
D) justified by the application of empirical reasoning

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Arguing that value judgments should not be made or accepted is, in itself, making a value judgment about the appropriateness of making value judgments. This creates a paradox where the argument contradicts its own premise.

Arguing That Value Judgments Ought Neither to Be Made nor Accepted