  One might try to argue that the fact that the large cardinal axioms are wellordered under interpretability is a consideration in their favour.  However, this would be a weak argument.  For, as we have noted above, all “natural” theories appear to be wellordered under interpretability and this includes theories that are incompatible with one another.  For example, it is straightforward to select “natural” theories from higher and higher degrees of theories in the wellordered sequence that are incompatible with one another. It follows that the feature of being wellordered under interpretability, while remarkable, can not be a point in favour of truth.