Do not confuse [amoralism] with psychological subjectivism. A psychological
subjectivist is unable fully to identify his values or to prove their objective
validity, but he may be profoundly consistent and loyal to them in practice
(though with terrible psycho-epistemological difficulty). The amoralist does
not hold subjective values; he does not hold any values.
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