Why, for Wolf, ought one care that one's activities be objectively worthwhile?
A) Otherwise, one's life could be both meaningful and immoral
B) If one didn't care, one couldn't be sure their life was meaningful
C) Justifying one's devotion to some activity in purely subjective terms is practically solipsistic
D) Otherwise one is out of touch with reality

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Justifying one's devotion to some activity in purely subjective terms is practically solipsistic, meaning it is self-centered and disconnected from the broader, objective reality, which is why Wolf argues for the importance of objective worth in one's activities.

Why, for Wolf, Ought One Care That One's Activities Be