 Some critics of Tan et al. come very close to just asserting that since the anorexic values in question do not undermine the usual four abilities, the values in question clearly should not be taken as evidence of incapacity (Whiting 2009). This is too simplistic, however, for it begs the question of whether there might be further abilities, in addition to the traditional four, that matter. However, it is also true that Tan et al. have not yet given a fully satisfactory account. Even if the values driving decision-making are a product of mental illness, this doesn’t by itself license the conclusion that these values are problematic. An additional link between the values in question and decision-making is needed and it is not yet clear whether one can be provided.