Or maybe they don't actually value what it is like to live up here".
Companies use power and fear and guilt to get people to spend way too many hours and brain cells on jobs that don't actually value or deserve them.
Ironically, most waiters I've met are a lot more pleasant than most of the rock stars I've met (not all, and not many), so the very fact that he took issue with the question if he didn't actually value the answer, and the implications of it, more than someone in LA, who usually just chucks out "I'm a bartender, but I really do music" or "Yeah.
"Time spent is not actually a value in itself, but in a world where people have infinite choices, it's a pretty good measure if people are getting value," explains Williams.
Finally, although the numbers in the sequence tend to the limit 0, they need not actually reach that value.
On the other hand, if you're holding an investment that is not regularly traded, or only trades when a distressed seller must sell, the sale may not actually represent fair value.
Over time, the words become empty and it is far harder (if not impossible) to actually value anything at all.
What if, Lynn asks, "the extreme economic interdependence between the United States and China is not actually carrying our values into a backward and benighted realm, but accomplishing precisely the opposite -- granting the Chinese Politburo ever-increasing leverage over America's economic and political life?" And, one might add, leverage over all the other multinational host countries?
Psugar: Don't you think the classic problem with advertising is that it doesn't actually deliver value to the consumer?
Their holier-than-thou products often try to "gamify" some task no one actually wants to do by inserting hackneyed incentives like badges or points that don't actually hold value for the user.
