Sure, maybe one Jack isn't a big deal, but what about 1000 Jacks? How much economic output would 58,000 thousand early deaths be in a year where we have a labou

Sure, maybe one Jack isn't a big deal, but what about 1000 Jacks? How much economic output would 58,000 thousand early deaths be in a year where we have a labour shortage and a supply chain crisis on our hands? Jack might not be the best example of "raw human talent", but people like him contribute to the economy that are hard to measure, and of equal worth to anyone else. I'm of the opinion that we shouldn't compare lives, but I guess we could compare economic value, and for the thousands in lost lives, even working the most menial jobs, that's still tremendous worth in a country where our birth rate is shrinking faster than ever.