What is the point where this kind of measurement stops being as effective? With the context that the amount of health it takes for a person to be "productive" (in an economic sense) is incredibly variable, how does this kind of evaluation adapt when considering the fact that "good health" is a different standard for different people?
To what degree is it useful to attempt to quantify the concept of "health" mathematically?
by Olive Ruggiero -
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