  This is not to say that the amount of goodness is always a matter of simple addition. Moore thinks that there can be organic unities, where the amount of goodness contributed by a certain value will vary according to the combination of values such as love and friendship. Thus Moore’s view is pluralist at the level of ordinary choices, and that is not without interesting consequences. (I shall return to the issue of how a foundational monist like Moore can account for organic unities in section 2.1.) 