Values: Why We Need Them Although They Don’t Exist

Andreas Urs Sommer dives deep into the intricate world of values, prompting readers to consider their significance in our lives despite their intangible nature. Through a thoughtful exploration, Sommer examines the paradox of universally acknowledged values that, while deeply ingrained in societal norms, lack concrete existence.

Co-authored by Paul Richards, the discussion invites readers to navigate the complexities of ethics, belief systems, and the human experience. Sommer's engaging prose challenges assumptions and encourages a re-examination of what defines us, fostering a richer understanding of why values matter even in their elusive form.