> Your value to society is much more than that. That may be true, but it's more of a statement of faith than an objective truth. Since all the things you brin

> Your value to society is much more than that. That may be true, but it's more of a statement of faith than an objective truth. Since all the things you bring up are performance-based (socially successful, successful inventor, etc.), it's also a bit of a sideways move from "how important is your job". It also leaves open the possibility that people can be net negatives to society, so it doesn't really help individuals feel actualized.