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While those are important costs to consider, there is no way people will agree on how to measure such things in comparable terms.
by gotstad 5y ago
While those are important costs to consider, there is no way people will agree on how to measure such things in comparable terms.
- crawfordcomeaux 5y agoSo don't bother trying?! Nope. That just means it's a moonshot. Besides I don't agree with current education approaches, so why pedestal one over the other. Also, there ARE metrics of subjective wellbeing and we can use them. There's a culture of denial and aversion to real challenges that leads to people to escape it through numbers and dollars. What you're saying sounds like what that culture says.