Worse yet, to speak of this is simply to equate human worth with biological longevity.
This unequal situation is immoral and the remedy is a true revolution in equating real worth in our society.
How do you impart a sense of balance to a child who is constantly bombarded by media that equate self-worth with anorexic thinness, pleasing a man in bed or having the athletic prowess of a superhero?
Without maintenance grants, it will mean that I'm taking out a £8,200 maintenance loan on top of the £9,000 tuition loan, which equates to £51,600 worth of debt for three years' study.
There is an important history to all this, to how society has conditioned us to equate beauty and worth with the lightness of our skin color.
Beyond the idea that your appearance is equated with your worth, thrives a tremendous depth.
"It's so important to see people and equate other people's worth with yours, no matter what the difference".
Fox made the bold decision to equate "good show" with "worth renewing," and brought it back for a second season, despite its poor ratings.
One petabyte equates to 2,000 years-worth of MP3 song files.
In professional work, work hours are often equated with commitment and worth, where longer hours mean a more dedicated professional [ 17, 23] who provides better quality and continuity of care [ 13].
