Putting them in a many dimensional array is a real puzzler.  But it's the right thing to do.

Reality is as far as you can see.

If we tend to see but one cause for each effect and one effect for each cause, when we find some "The Cause" we sense that we need look no further.

This is a matter of sorting variables:  first, recognizing that there are many variables acting all at once, then determining the correct relationships between them. 

Necessity and sufficiency are often not seen as clearly distinct: they get confused with each other.  Nevertheless, relevance is not sufficient for rational decisions, and irrelevance is not necessary for pseudoscience and gullibility. 

Not seeing that race and ethnicity are usually irrelevant easily slips into bigotry and racism.

Infants sense only themselves.  Children sense themselves, but also others as others relate to themselves.  Adolescents sense a wider set of interpersonal relationships. 

Societies are multidimensional webs of interpersonal relationships. Mutual reciprocity is a "golden rule" among these relationships.

Pseudoscience stirs in a lot of wishful thinking into its mix.

Evolution is always an occult (hidden) element in our lives.  Wishful thinking might lead to mistakes, perhaps fatal mistakes.  Evolution is slow and statistical.  And protecting individuals from their foolishness might set our evolution back.

Misidentified relevance usually stirs up a lot of trivia, especially when the relevant factors are a bit abstract—as they are, for example, in the errors of "Energy is the capacity to do work." 

Pseudoscience stirs in a lot of irrelevancy into its mix.
 
 

"Value" of different people cannot be rank ordered on a line (one dimensionally). 

People cannot rationally be assigned a dollar value, except by a single (scalar) criterion— and that one usually turns out to be  fame (the "genius" of the star system of movies).  Contribution to society is actually multidimensional.

eliminate poverty

Freedom from people who deny my personal "reality": each person's reality is defined by each person's faith.

Freedom from the disasters of decisions and actions taken by people who believe reality doesn't really exist "out there." 

Freedom to "better oneself," perhaps by manipulating people to be subservient to yourself. 

Freedom from being manipulated into subservience to others. 

Freedom from the agonies of decisions. 

Freedom from interference from people who will make decisions for you if given the chance (or perhaps they need a strong leader).

Freedom to invent, design, and operate tollgates to the public domain.

Freedom from arbitrary tollgates to what should be the public domain, but the gates are installed by people who contribute nothing to the public domain but their tollgate.

"PRIVATIZATION"

A word that makes no distinctions carries no information.

Equality of opportunity.

Equality of access to the essentials for maintaining life.

Equality of access to the public domain.

Equality of access to tollgate privileges.

Equality as an element of fairness.

Equality: blind to race, ethnic origin, wealth, social status, ...

There is no equality: people are different.

What's "equality"?

When there are a quasi-infinity of rankings by which to line people up, "equality" means only that no one can be rationally stated to be superior to any other.

"I have learned that a man has a right to look down on another only when he has to help the other get to his feet."     .   .   .   .  Gabriel Garcia Marquez 

Equality among people has an element of mutual reciprocity—a concept at, perhaps beyond,  the edge of human comprehension.

Equality carries some meaning so abstract that words fail us.