Again, I'd say that's relevant but it's not a defense against the moral judgment of how we make meaning. I don't subscribe to full relativism or egalitarianism here. Some ways of thinking and of making meaning are better than others, if only in the aesthetic terms that govern creativity. Indeed, something that interests me is the possibility of construing moral categories as aesthetic ones. I doubt Vervaeke is a relativist on this point either, but I'm not sure.