How much is life worth? 50, how much is life worth?

How much money can you use to revive a deceased person?

Professional swordsmen are also different in making a life**, depending on the difficulty of being targeted, and the social status is different (but this is only the labor fee, not the original price of that life).

The so-called "life is priceless" is not outrageously expensive, but it is difficult to estimate, and there are many versions of how to calculate the price of life in different ways and angles. Some measure your price by your social status (you can see how much a rich person thinks he's worth by the amount of insurance they buy). Air crash claims are also different at home and abroad.

Maybe 100,000 miners died...

The life of a division commander on the battlefield is worth the sum of 3,000 lives, and his mistake alone may kill 3,000-5,000 people.

So it's up to you to evaluate how much your life is worth. How much is a person's life worth = his ability + how many people's lives he controls (is responsible for) + his dedication to society + his IQ + the amount of social resources he masters, from his birth to his death, the sum of the above is the price of his life.

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Have you ever imagined what you would remember when you died?

I heard people say that to be dead is to be dead, and there is nothing left.

It's as if we're here to discuss the problem now, isn't it?

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The original article. A train slowly pulled out of Berlin, filled with women and children, barely a sturdy man in sight. In one of the carriages, a gray-haired veteran of the wartime reservists sat a frail and sickly old woman.

Apparently she was meditating alone, and the travelers heard her counting, "One, two, three......."The sound drowned out the "click" of the wheels. After a pause, she repeated the count from time to time.

When the two little girls saw this strange move, they pointed their fingers and laughed without thinking. An old man glanced at them fiercely, and then the carriage fell silent.

One, two, three, ......The delirious old woman repeated. The two little girls snickered again. At this time, the gray-haired reserve veteran straightened up and spoke.

"Miss, early family," he said, "you probably won't laugh anymore when I tell you that this poor lady is my wife." We just lost three sons who died in the war. Now it's my turn to go to the front myself.

Before I can go, I'm going to have to put their mother in Arkham Asylum. ”

There was a terrible silence in the carriage.

Many people believe that human life is priceless because life is only once. However, human life does have a good value and can be used as a basis for compensation.

If a car hits and kills someone, the person who was hit will have to be compensated by the owner or the insurance company. How is the amount of compensation determined? The insurance company will send someone to calculate whether the person hit is a worker or a farmer, a civil servant or a boss, and pay according to the person's labor standard, that is, how much money he earns in his life.

In this way, this person's life has been ** and has been valued**. Although this kind of price is a last resort, it is still a price after all, and there is a basis.

Of course, a person's life is valuable, but there is no ** without being used for trading. Once it is used for trading, it will be marked **, as a last resort**. This phenomenon just proves the ubiquity of economics, everything in the world has value, and when it is used, it will be marked.

** is a monetary representation of value that fluctuates up and down with value. The ** of life reflects the value of life, although a person is dead, the value created by his life can be counted as his value, and it can also be calculated as **, not necessarily without **.

Life is important, cherish life, but life also has **.

Life is priceless. Every life deserves respect, so we should cherish our own lives and cherish every life.

Priceless, life is priceless once only, and the existence of every life has its meaning, which cannot be measured by money.

No. Because human life is a priceless treasure, there is no ** that can be measured.

We have been trying to catch up with the developed countries. It seems that the results are also paying, and the country's economic strength and status seem to be constantly improving.

However, in addition to being measured in terms of a total amount, should the results of catching up be measured by the degree to which individual lives are valued?

How much is a Chinese life worth? How much disparity has there been in the past compared to developed countries? And is this disparity now narrowing, or is it increasing?

For example, if a person is also killed in a mining accident or an air crash, how did the United States and China determine the amount of reimbursement more than half a century ago? How many times is the difference? And how much difference is there now?

Scarcity is expensive.

The more the society develops, the more the poor and the less the rich. (Relatively speaking).

So the rich are getting more and more expensive, and the poor are getting cheaper.

And the poor in China are poorer than the poor in the West, so they are even less valuable.

What's more, there has never been a shortage of people in China, and if the Chinese want to be valuable, they have to implement the plan.

Childbirth is impossible. If you think about it, when there were only 100 million people in China, you should have more than now.

It's worth more than ten times.

90% of the money is gathered in the hands of 10% of the people, the gap between the rich and the poor is getting wider and wider, and the number of people who answer the question is becoming less and less valuable.

There is no specific definition. Life is precious, but it is priceless.

Depending on people's values, there are many answers to this question. On a larger scale, it can be divided into two types:

1. Origin perspective: The value of human life is not much, but life itself. Life has a long and short life, and life is not expensive or cheap. In the face of death, everyone is equal.

2. Secular: What people call "worth" is determined by a variety of factors such as wealth, status, reputation, power, talent, etc., and a variety of different measurement indicators, methods and results can be subdivided according to different perspectives. The reason for this division is that human beings like to determine their place in the world through comparative measurements, in order to satisfy the needs of a certain self.

It varies from person to person, and it lies in each person's attitude towards life.

I feel like my own life is priceless!

Please cherish life!

Everyone's life is different, although I am very unknown now, but I believe that one day my life will radiate brilliance, I still have time to work hard, I still have the ability to improve my value, I have the most precious wealth of thought. My life is only once, and although it is worthless in the long river of fate, in my opinion, it is priceless and cannot be desecrated with money, but if I have to mark my life with a price, this number is not the wealth I have, but the value of the wealth I create.

If I do nothing in my life and give up on myself, then my life is only worth the number of half and ten times of the money that my family has raised me.

If I use my life to save someone I think is more important than myself, I am willing to give it for free.

Time never stops, life never stops. The value of a person's life will eventually be verified by time, but I should look at the present moment and not be proud or give up. Cherish life, and maybe in the future, it will be more valuable than you think.

Priceless, priceless when you're useful, priceless when you're useless.

Priceless, because making good use of life can create endless wealth.

Although I feel that life is priceless, it is still valuable in special circumstances, if someone threatens me with my child, I can exchange my life, the child is more important than my life.

Money is useless, and life is priceless.

I feel that life is priceless.

The level of education, the level of social experience, the number of certificates, the level of position, the level of contribution to society, and the level of responsibility to society.

The more you contribute to society, the more valuable it is.

Look at how much responsibility you have on your shoulders.

If life has a price, I would like to exchange her for a lifetime of happiness.

It is worth sacrificing for what you are willing to sacrifice, to achieve the goal of life, and to go better than well, which is the value of life, and money is a general equivalent, which can be used to buy some needed items.

Generally speaking, life is priceless. However, the rational statement is that life has a price, and there is a price difference.

According to the logic of reason, the value of life depends on its own usefulness to its ability to kill others, but there are two issues to be noted here: first, this is a human point of view, and it can only be a human point of view, and it is meaningless to discuss "the joy of knowing fish without fish". Second, although value depends on the usefulness to others, the influency of information and individual differences, especially selfishness, can determine the survival of another life at certain times.

For example, manslaughter is not a super unusual thing in terms of information flow.

For another example, in terms of individual differences, a rational person is different from an irrational person, and the most extreme comparison is between a normal person and a crazy person like Zhengzi. Individual differences are also manifested in selfishness, out of selfishness, such as court dramas, there are countless examples of princes and princesses being killed. Individual differences are also reflected in their positions, where soldiers will fight each other because they are in different camps.

Wait a minute. In a word, it depends on the actual situation.

Money can be exchanged for furniture, land, but not for life, so we must cherish life!

May the landlord be the landlord).