Your Life Is Worth $10 Million, According to the Government | Planet Money | NPR

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Something seems to be missing
Comment from : White Bird

Sucks that we have to have monetary value to like Deserve to live in a society We are building tho?
Comment from : gingergiggles

infinity of money
Comment from : Adam Saurwein

How about 1 billion dollars
Comment from : chris hinder

Omg, i lol irl with that brick phone
Comment from : Michael Syres

Bruh got a brick and a pencil
Comment from : Jay Santana

3:05 - Lol, the 1980's cell phone is a brick Pretty close to accurate Hehe
Comment from : Jay is Jay

They had MacBooks in the 1980's
Comment from : Aninomous User 2006

300 is such an arbitrary number to produce for the risk of being at work, the concept still stands though
Comment from : Better than you

Remove the labels and let the herd thin naturally
Comment from : Coming soon

800,00000 aborted babies in heaven going🤔
Comment from : Coming soon

wonder how they estimate number of lives saved by putting labels on stuff
Comment from : TravaZZZik

Not worth enough for Medicare Why won't NPR ever talk about that??? Manufacturing consent
Comment from : R B

What is this NPR a high school research project?
Comment from : TheBlueEngineer

did they fr use a brick and a pencil as a phone
Comment from : unclabear

net worth 10 mil everybody out here bein hunted
Comment from : -_Ella_-

I'm still wondering why the labels cost so much
Comment from : Financial Planning Solutions, LLC

Wow you came close to understanding part of the wage gap congrats
Comment from : Holt Westling

Good job
Comment from : V Dan

This is ridiculously good Love everything about this format, the content, the writing, the tone - just great Keep it up
Comment from : Jean-Pierre Coffe

If they were really serious about valuing human life, they'd integrate over the value people set on their life at different times How much money do some people spend at the end of their lives to get an extra 3-6 months? It's a lot more per day of life than what someone is willing to spend when they're younger, perhaps $500k or more per year
Comment from : AE

Well Done home-grown, eloquently presented for 5-500 age audiences Beautifully rendered reminders of my public education and 70+ years Kudos to yous
Comment from : Otto Bhan

Wow, I thought I was worthless
Comment from : areamusicale

I didn’t know OSHA was run by the older teen sister in a late 80’s kids movie !brbrNow I’m willing to suspend disbelief and ignore that obvious OLED screen posing as a CRT monitor 📺, but there is no way you’re going to get me to believe that guy was using a TI-83 in NINETEEN eighty-three !
Comment from : Mr W

The brick phone was the best part!
Comment from : Kyle Veatch

It's always funny the commonsense things that at one point someone needed And this is why we need regulations
Comment from : liem11

This is such a crazy story!! Love the video style though 😂
Comment from : Britney T

This was one of my favorite Planet Money episodes Great to see it converted to a fun video short Now go listen to the full Planet Money episode if you haven't
Comment from : TehNrd