Hence, truths are always true in degrees, always true contingently or relatively. They may seem to work better in some circumstances than others. Thus, the entire knowing process is an open-ended, ongoing, restless activity that is never permanent and never settled. There is value but this value is defined as though there is no final or ultimate existent being. These values are to be dug out of the experience of life and are to be relevant according to what is found to be of value in that experience.
Action is good which produces the over-all best consequences for all concerned.
Value is what helps you in the practical struggles of life. We are to believe those ideas which lead to a better life. What is better for us to believe is true, unless it clashes with some other vital benefit. The Pragmatist does not define values as though they existed in any ultimate or final manner. Values have their existence rather by virtue of their relation with individual-social activities.