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It may not be measurable but we still need to think about it and do our best to figure out what things cost more than the benefits they provide.
by wat10000 2y ago
It may not be measurable but we still need to think about it and do our best to figure out what things cost more than the benefits they provide.
- delusional 2y agoWhat if we don't agree what the benefits are? Tieing the "benefits" to money breaks your system before you even get it off the ground. We already have a way to discuss that benefit, it's the political process. Doing politics IS figuring out the benefits.
- wat10000 2y agoYou answer your own question here. You don’t have to tie the benefits to money, but you do need to understand that there is a cost, some of which is money, and the benefits should be worth it if you’re going to be doing it. Who pays the money is a secondary concern to that.