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Originally Posted by MrPopadopalis25

How to live an everyday life, and what sorts of things should be valued to bring about that everyday life.

Like, I think the follow-up question would be "Okay, nothing has intrinsic worth and value is subjective, so then what should matter subjectively?" No matter how arbitrary value is, we still make these judgments of worth and need to understand how and why to figure out what matters to us. Like, even arch and stargroup saying that nothing has intrinsic value is the correct/best answer is a value judgment, meaning that certain answers matter more than others:

Sure, but that's a follow-up question and not some component of his original question, which is what you were claiming. The original question quite specifically asks about inherent (objective) value, so a short and simple answer doesn't stop short. The question of deriving subjective value in life is a whole other topic.