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First, because people prefer some wines to others and because many of the words are value-laden, subjects who like a wine used terms to describe it that differed from the words of those who did not like it: a subject who liked a light wine would not select a negative term like thin . Second, most of the terms involve a reference to some implicit scale: wines may be termed light or heavy , sweet or dry with respect to all other wines, to wines of that class (red or white), or to wines of that varietal.
His acknowledgements conspicuously do not include any competent economists--not a surprising thing, one supposes, for a man who describes economics as "not really a science so much as a value-laden form of prophecy."
Some of their criticisms are repeated here by legal academics Laurence Tribe and Ronald Dworkin: Scalia's originalism is too glib, because it doesn't distinguish between what the Constitution says and what its framers expected it to do ; too malleable, because it merely substitutes the guesswork of historians for the musings of moral philosophers; too value-laden, because it imputes an anti-evolutionary purpose to the Constitution.