13-6a3 Value scales converge with knowledge—put differently, value scales differentiate without knowledge

The individual differentiates due to the indifference—a lack of preference, which in turn is due to a lack of knowledge. Put differently, the individual converges across the multiverse through knowledge.

Related:

• On convergence
  • 1-2g2t3c The effect of knowledge creation is significant both within a history (distance-independent) and across the multiverse (convergence)
  • 9-1a1 People who converge upon the truth converge with each other
• On habit
  • 2-1a1a3c Belong where your desired habits are the norm
  • 5-1b4b2 Hanlon’s razor applied - See things as results of habits
  • 5-1b4c1b You can easily replace the self-discipline with the four laws of habit formation - (1) make it obvious, (2) make it attractive, (3) make it easy, and (4) make it satisfying
• On indifference (i.e., on to be without knowledge)
  • 13-9a2 Indifference cannot be a basis for action—the choice could not be meaningfully revealed in action
• On differentiation
  • 13-6a1 Without knowledge, self-identity is no stronger than the identity between any two people
  • 13-6c1 The action axiom meaningfully implies corresponding value scales only when the action is mediated via corresponding knowledge