No value tops evaluation
In order for the potential of value of evaluation to be fully realized one must expand comprehension (via experience) otherwise one's compreshension of ALL is small & limited and so too the available options one can evaluate against.
For example, if you've never seen an aurora borealis lightshow this is not apart of your evaluatable options. If you've never released your seed into a woman after an hour of passionate intimacy this is also not apart of your evalutable options.
A man who has never experienced these; who does not have/comprehend these options has lesser value (in their evalutation potential), no ? Despite both of the individuals having the ability to evaluate - one has more options; more experience and comprehension to base the evalution from.
Not trying to convey any specific point, just seeing if you concurr more or less, and perhaps elude to the implication: if free will to evaluate is our highest value then we should use action (to cause experience) to increase the foundation of what we can evaluate against. To use a money analogy, evaluation is the spending of one's credit card while our life's experiences is our credit limit.
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