 Not surprisingly, we incorporate judgments about relative value primarily in cases where we cannot pursue all of our projects—eradicating hunger, bringing up healthy children, creating jobs, reversing global warming—at once or even at all. But we make these judgments in other kinds of cases as well, including those in which a supposed cause of harm, say, capitalism, is also the cause of something that we value. In these cases, we may think that our choice to focus on a particular state of affairs is uncontroversial. But it is in fact steeped in our own priorities.