 One can resist the claim, asserting that there are additional constraints on the content of an agent’s preferences. On the one hand there may be empirical constraints whereby the content of preferences is determined by some tradeoff between fit and simplicity in representing the agent’s greater “web” of preference attitudes. On the other hand there may be normative constraints with respect to what sorts of outcomes an agent may reasonably discriminate (for relevant discussion, see Tversky 1975; Broome 1991a &amp; 1993; Pettit 1993; Dreier 1996; Guala 2006; Vredenburgh 2020).