How do you measure someone's worth?
By what they've done?
By what they could do?
By the values they espouse?
By qualities they possess?
Or by something else?
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2 comments:
I think all of the above are included when each of us makes a judgement about someones worth. That was my easy way out answer... but i think its true.
I agree with Delia and say all of the above, but I would add one more thing. A stranger's worth to me is nothing compared to my mother's worth. I think how much a person is worth is directly correlated with how close they are to you. For example, wouldn't you say Yvie is worth billions, and I would only be worth hundreds of millions : )
Just another thought...
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