If the very disposition to weigh one's life as not worth living is itself a symptom of pathological social disintegration, the individual's cost-benefit judgment is systematically unreliable.

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Disposition(as used in metaphysics): A tendency or potential for something to behave in a certain way under specific conditions—like how sugar has the disposition to dissolve when placed in water.
Pathological(as used in medicine and psychology): Related to disease or disorder; in this case, delusions that are genuinely caused by a mental illness rather than just being weird beliefs someone chose to adopt.
Systematically unreliable(the weaker claim the Cretan might actually be trying to communicate): Consistently or regularly untrustworthy—describing a pattern where someone or something regularly fails to be accurate or truthful.
cost-benefit judgment(as used in ethics and decision theory): A decision made by weighing the negatives (costs) against the positives (benefits) of something to decide if it's worth doing.

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