2011-09-29
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2011-09-29 |
Title text: 2011-09-29 |
Votey[edit]
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- If you were in a burning building, and you could either save an elderly woman or the mona lisa, which
- Would you save?
- That's easy. The market has already spoken. The mona lisa is worth at least 872 times the value of a human life
- Right, but if you were actually in that situation, what would you do?
- Bidding war if the lady's family is willing to pay more, from my perspective, they have equal value. Of course since I wouldnt have owned the painting later, a substantial discount might
- Okay but what would be the good thing to do?
- High yield savings account. The interest alone would be
- I'm asking how you can compare the value of a great piece of art to that of a human being's life
- Ohhhhhwhh!
- You'll want to use what are called "fractions
- Caption: Economists are now banned from philosophy.
Votey Transcript[edit]
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- Why?
- Not enough beards.
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