What is your life worth? If you look to the federal government for an answer, get ready to be disappointed.
The EPA reduced the value of a human life, used to determine the cost-effectiveness of regulations, from $8.04 million to $7.22 million. In the spirit of this absurd pseudo-precision, you are now worth 10.199004 percent less than a year ago.
It makes one wonder how they measure such a thing.
But I already know how to measure such a thing.
From one nail scarred hand to the other.
{hat tip: the Quiddity blog at the Circe Institute}
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