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Is there inherent value in real experiences, whether pleasurable or painful?
Do you yourself have more value when you're experiencing real life's pleasures and pains?
Nozick's experiment may not provide all the answers, but it forces us to consider whether real life, though imperfect, holds some intrinsic value beyond the pleasure of plugging in.
Now, to close, we heard a couple of days ago about the value of making individual heroism so commonplace that it becomes banal or routine.
Those corporations realized that if they wanted to protect the value of their investments, they had to preserve that socially conscious mission.
Others realized the value of standardization in an age of international trade.
This is the paradox of value, famously described by pioneering economist Adam Smith.
And what it tells us is that defining value is not as simple as it seems.
On the game show, you were thinking about each item's exchange value, what you could obtain for them at a later time, but in an emergency, like the desert scenario, what matters far more is their use value, how helpful they are in your current situation.
Most modern economists deal with the paradox of value by attempting to unify these considerations under the concept of utility, how well something satisfies a person's wants or needs.
But it helps to remember that the ultimate source of value comes from us, the needs we share, the things we enjoy, and the choices we make.
It's the relauncher's responsibility to demonstrate to the employer where they can add the most value.
There's a new set of values, a new set of things people value.
But equally importantly, you cannot calculate any of their individual value without understanding the role of the flows of people, of finance, of technology that enable them to thrive.
Cities want to be part of global value chains.
But don't let the romance of that name fool you, because it was nothing more than a rancid landfill that kids like Sonny Boy spent hours rummaging through every single day to find something, anything of value.
I lead a university-based biological research lab, where we value curiosity and exploration above all else.
And it's not just because we value unconventional ideas, it's because we test and validate them with scientific rigor.
And when you do go, you might wait for hours only to get the run-around and to be evaluated by a stoic figure in a white coat who only has 10 minutes to give you and who doesn't value the talk.
Why should we value that as success?
We solved it with organic, when we said we need to value things a different way.
And what if we could value it a different way, so it would actually work?
Maybe like in medicine, where we have a Hippocratic oath to recognize the responsibility and this higher value that we have to treat patients.
The only reason these things have any value is because we've all decided they should.
It's about a collective story that we tell each other about value.
When we combine software and currency, money becomes more than just a static unit of value, and we don't have to rely on institutions for security.
And just like the Internet changed the way we communicate, programmable money is going to change the way we pay, allocate and decide on value.
Interestingly, things like micro-payments are actually going to change the way security works in our world, because once we're better able to allocate value, people will use their money and their energies for more constructive things.
The Zaraeeb community are strong, honest, hard workers, and they know their value.
I'd also like to talk to you about palliative medicine: a paradigm of care for this population, grounded in what they value.
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