The debate about whether values ​​are subjective or objective is unwise, both for the subjective and objective aspects of values. This is because the objective facts are your subjective values. This means that we make judgments or choices based on things that are there or offered to us, so values ​​are both subjective and objective. Value is the desire for something to be deemed worthy; the importance, value, or usefulness of something or principles or standards of behavior; one's opinion about what is meaningful in life. As human beings, there are things we value as such, such as material and physical values, economic values, moral values, social values, political values, aesthetic values, spiritual values ​​and rational values. As human beings, we would like to think that we are responsible for our values ​​and what is worthy of our desires (instrumental values). But this is not correct because there are intrinsic values, values ​​that have value due to their nature like life. For example, our human body needs water, because we drink water because we need life, but because we need life?...