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Originally Posted by KSig RC
You're demonstrably wrong here.
Of course people (in general) believe that successful people are better, more valuable, etc. Just because we don't often put a specific valuation on those people doesn't mean it isn't a value issue (although we do - see: life insurance for literal value, and eBay sales of memorabilia for another form of value).
For other examples, look at sales of books by individuals who people view as successful, deference to "figurehead" success stories (see: Warren Buffett), celebrity weddings and funerals, and proven increased pay and opportunities for attractive people.
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I am talking about worth as a person, not name recognition, monetary value, or fame. Worth as a human being.
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