If you cannot justify your personal value to a private industry company or to the government by calculation and description of your personal contribution to the bottom line value of that entity, then move over, be entitled, and accept your worthlessness, because reality demands it's one or the other.
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Most people in the private industry literally have to do this everyday TBH. It's weird from where I sit to see how much government employees get away with.
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@fauxlaw
If you cannot justify your personal value to a private industry company or to the government
My value isnt really determined by either.
I consider myself more important than all other people combined.
I wouldnt sacrifice myself even if it was to save billions of lives. I am more worthy than billions of other people.
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@fauxlaw
If you cannot justify your personal value to a private industry company or to the government by calculation and description of your personal contribution to the bottom line value of that entity, then move over, be entitled, and accept your worthlessness, because reality demands it's one or the other.
I suspect most people believe that only a “worthless” person defines the “value” of a humanbeing by their contribution to the bottom-line value of acompany.
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@Best.Korea
If you cannot justify your personal value to a private industry company or to the governmentMy value isnt really determined by either.I consider myself more important than all other people combined.I wouldnt sacrifice myself even if it was to save billions of lives. I am more worthy than billions of other people
That’s a high value you set on yourself.
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@Shila
That’s a high value you set on yourself.
I only have one self, but there are 8 billions of others. So losing one self is always a greater loss than few billions of others, because one self, if lost, cannot be replaced by anything and if lost, then it makes no difference what happens to the rest of the world.
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@Best.Korea
That’s a high value you set on yourself.I only have one self, but there are 8 billions of others. So losing one self is always a greater loss than few billions of others, because one self, if lost, cannot be replaced by anything and if lost, then it makes no difference what happens to the rest of the world.
Why do you say a trans cannot be replaced, what is so special about you being a trans?
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@Shila
Why do you say a trans cannot be replaced, what is so special about you being a trans?
I cannot be replaced, because if I lose myself, then I have nothing and nothing can make up for it. Thus, losing myself would be worse for me than losing billions of others.
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@Best.Korea
Why do you say a trans cannot be replaced, what is so special about you being a trans?I cannot be replaced, because if I lose myself, then I have nothing and nothing can make up for it. Thus, losing myself would be worse for me than losing billions of others.
You said your parents wouldn’t miss you if you were gone.
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@Shila
You said your parents wouldn’t miss you if you were gone.
Yes, but all opinions are worthless to me, except mine.
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@Best.Korea
You said your parents wouldn’t miss you if you were gone.Yes, but all opinions are worthless to me, except mine.
But you said you felt like a reject.
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@Shila
But you said you felt like a reject.
Yes. The opinions of other people dont accept me.
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@fauxlaw
Ooooo.
The introduction of "reality" into your assertion, requires clarification.
Reality is what.
Or, which bit of everything that occurs, can rightly be regarded as reality.
For me, it is everything.
Perhaps you have other ideas Faux.
Certainly there will be others that see less importance than you do, in private industry and/or a government.
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@Best.Korea
I am more worthy than billions of other people.
Failed justification, and that is what is asked, here. The claim is void of evidence.
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@Sidewalker
If a person is worthless to the bottom line of any entity, what is their value to its bottom line? They are worthless to themselves, let alone any other entity.
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@zedvictor4
Self-respect, first, is the key to personal value of contribution to the bottom line of any entity. Without self-respect, one might as well go direct to the entitlement line, and earn disrespect from everyone else, first and last.
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@fauxlaw
Failed justification, and that is what is asked, here. The claim is void of evidence.
Can you prove that claim is void of evidence? Can you prove failed justification? Oh dont even bother. You will just enter into a trap debate, very common here in the forums.
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@fauxlaw
I am more worthy than billions of other people.Failed justification, and that is what is asked, here. The claim is void of evidence.
Even Jesus did not make such claims.
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@fauxlaw
There is a tendency for self valuing high intellect achievers to foster disrespect.
Ego and inevitable resentment.
Quiet modesty is perhaps the better way to earn a broader level of respect, in all areas of social and intellectual achievement.
Easier said than done.
I swear I've looked through OP's catalog of work on Amazon and it was all duds. Are you not an inheritor to a ridiculous Mormon fortune who has lived a wasteful life? Your studies certainly don't seem those of a practical man.
I think we have Elon Musk write us all an email justifying his access to such an extreme share of our shared and finite resources. What good is that to our shared society? That's the real bottom line.
I think we have Elon Musk write us all an email justifying his access to such an extreme share of our shared and finite resources. What good is that to our shared society? That's the real bottom line.
Elon Musk seeks a new planet Mars for the next generation.
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@zedvictor4
"When IQ is normalized in conventional IQ points... 1 IQ point is associated with approximately 1% higher wages, but 6% - 7% higher national productivity."
Seems to dismiss your opinion of higher IQ equalizing with higher self-assessment off of self-worth - i.e., higher ego. No one can explain, yet, this apparent interrupt in the "{logic" which is apparently not logic, after all. As my argument is personal productivity, and not necessarily ego, on a national level, the findings are significant, but tru7ly logical, that the more one knows, the more they know how to do their job independently; a decided advantage to the bottom line of a company. Again, a mark of more competent leadership to assure workers know what they are supposed to do, and do it.
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@badger
You assume my entire life and fortune is cataloged on Amazon. Assume all you wish - yours is a sum-total wish balloon, and my religion has naught to do with the discussion. I will tell you that inheritance has little to do with my acquired personal worth - such as about 100 lbs of gold - not futures, not shares, but the metal, itself, and silver. And properties. And... Inheritance amounted to a sum total of about $15,000 from my parents back in a day when the dollar was worth considerably more than what Biden has done with it, because my brothers and I encouraged our parents to use their fortune in retirement to travel and enjoy it rather than give it to us. We've all done well, and that is attributed to the values they taught us. Instead of giving us a fish, dad taught us how to fish. Lt's just say I have multiple revenue streams, not just Amazon, my friend.
As for Musk, I hear jealousy of wealth. So, what's stopping you? Your mirror? So Musk has access to personal records. So what? What, exactly, are you afraid of, other than your own shadow?
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@fauxlaw
"When IQ is normalized in conventional IQ points... 1 IQ point is associated with approximately 1% higher wages, but 6% - 7% higher national productivity."Seems to dismiss your opinion of higher IQ equalizing with higher self-assessment off of self-worth - i.e., higher ego. No one can explain, yet, this apparent interrupt in the "{logic" which is apparently not logic, after all. As my argument is personal productivity, and not necessarily ego, on a national level, the findings are significant, but tru7ly logical, that the more one knows, the more they know how to do their job independently; a decided advantage to the bottom line of a company. Again, a mark of more competent leadership to assure workers know what they are supposed to do, and do it.
What does it say about American IQ. When Americans have to rely on immigrants to perform the work they cannot do themselves?
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@Shila
What does it say about American IQ
I don't know. I am not that concerned with the collective "America," nor any other country. I concern me with my own productivity; it's the only one looking out exclusively for me, other than my Lord and Redeemer, and he's not paying me in cash, There are other values to be considered, and his are fine with me because I know they work for me for the benefit of me and mine. Good enough for me, because I am invested in him, first and foremost.
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@fauxlaw
Well, I wasn't really associating ego with intellect, as I didn't think that was the issue.
And I wouldn't argue that higher intellect should in the main, equate to to higher value.
Though I'm not certain what criteria you are using to calculate relative productivity. Or in fact, what you mean by productivity relative to IQ and associated value.
Do you just mean wealth accumulation?
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@fauxlaw
What does it say about American IQI don't know. I am not that concerned with the collective "America," nor any other country. I concern me with my own productivity; it's the only one looking out exclusively for me, other than my Lord and Redeemer, and he's not paying me in cash, There are other values to be considered, and his are fine with me because I know they work for me for the benefit of me and mine. Good enough for me, because I am invested in him, first and foremost.
You should speak out more about how God works for you. It will help other struggling Christians.
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@zedvictor4
Ego and inevitable resentment.
Looks like you argued ego to me as being a factor of intellect, but my cited Melon U study says no; they do not correlate.
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@Shila
how God works for you.
It may partially be because I don't complain because bad things happen to good people. That is basically a claim that God controls everything, while I believe, since we were given dominion of the Earth in Eden, and by virtue of our being descendants of Adam & Eve, to whom that gift was given - and which we use poorly - I think the cause of those bad things happening to all of us, at one time or another, has nothing to do with God's working, but with ourselves and our bad choices, because none of us is perfect, yet.