Chad Brodgesell
The Value in monetary terms only exists at the point of exchange. Then the Value becomes something else. We do not value monetary but rather we value what the monetary can do for us. (What we want it to accomplish, end result) Value is something we are willing to give up, exchange for something else. Your house has no value to me unless I am willing to give something up for it or you allow me to live in it. The value would be Maybe I am closer to work and don't have to spend as much time traveling to work. (See that "spend" part? My time is the value to me and I willing to exchange whatever for it in a certain amount.) I Value my time getting to and from work more then I value the time it takes me to work for the notes you want. The VALUE 'to me' is the difference.
Printed copy · Anthology Volume 1, page 318
