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 Originally Posted by Poopadoop
Sure, you can assume there's a range of reactions between 1= completely devastated and 10 = being happy they're gone I guess.
But your data aren't on any sensible linear scale that could be analysed. And even if they were, how do you convert them to a dollar value?
It is not about whether I can, it is about why wouldn't it be possible in theory. Our reactions, especially on a societal scale should be pretty predictable.
You're trying to find if there are any use cases where our current understanding wouldn't enable us to accurately price every possible eventuality. Sure, there's plenty, far more than workable scenarios. That doesn't mean though that there wouldn't already be many practical scenarios where it could be applied, and imo nothing to suggest any of them are somehow unknowable and indescribable.
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