Does belief in intrinsic values indicate a radical misunderstanding of value?

Workshop # 7, Intrinsic Value, Series 12, (S7,17)
This event begins 7.30 pm S'pore & WA time, 12.30 pm UK, 7.30 am NY.
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THIS WEEK: The attribution of intrinsic value to material objects and abstract principles is a widespread practice that can not only be strongly argued to be erroneous, but also indicating a pre-suppositional error that reveals both; a radical misunderstanding of value, and how that misunderstanding can be rectified. That is, the understanding and ‘practice’ of value as ontologically subjective, rather than objective, offers a new direction for human existence. But can we apprehend and live this new direction? Reading, The Pursuit of Value: Ch. 2, Scn. ix.