Evaluate transitivity assumptions in moral graph wisdom relations

Ascertain whether "wiser than" relations between values in the moral graph are transitive beyond a single step and determine the implications for PageRank-based aggregation and downstream training when transitivity may fail.

Background

The moral graph encodes directed edges indicating that one value is wiser than another for a given context. PageRank is used to identify winning values, implicitly leveraging transitive information across edges.

The authors note they assume some transitivity of moral judgments and observe limited empirical support (for one step), but emphasize that this assumption requires further evaluation.