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@aaronrferguson
It is narrow-minded to reduce the definition of “value” for everything to be based on their market value. There is more to life than markets, and those things are what make life worth living in my opinion. We can assign value to things and/or enjoy them without also giving in to the urge to rip the soul out of it and “marketize” it.
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This is very true. Easy to lose sight of this when spending a lot of time in a space obsessed with quantifying TVL. Some value can’t and should not be quantified.
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I’d even argue that trying to force quantification can actually end up destroying any value that was present before attempting to do so
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Of course, a true statistician would arbitrarily assign the highest number to value inputs that cannot be quantified and still run their equation. Certain things do not fall on a numerical chart. The smell of bacon in the morning, for example
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