Monks are just an example that very plainly demonstrates that a person's "worth" is a cultural determination, not an objective fact of human existence. Do you

Monks are just an example that very plainly demonstrates that a person's "worth" is a cultural determination, not an objective fact of human existence. Do you need me to go and list all of the ways every culture on the planet has different views on the value of an individual? I don't have that kind of time.