Life Is Worth In Hamlet's Soliloquy '

I have often wondered what life would be without strong values. values that doesnt only matters to yourself, but values that make you worth something to someone else. When it comes to how much a life is worth, I find it very hard to answe. Because how can you know how much a life is valued, it depends from person to person. Is there truly a way where you can put a price on how much a life is worth? Some people argue that you should put the value of life into monetary value and others say life should be kept solely as an emotional quantity. Unlike objects and things, does humans not have a set prize of how much a life is worth, this is what makes it hard.

Someone once said ”You should never fear death, but fear the unlived life”. This basically means that one should never fear the end of a journey, but enjoy the trip. To me this i absolutley true. I would rather have five years where i could experience everything, travel the world, meet new people and enjoy my life. Instead of living til the age of eighty five, but not have enjoyed my life, and experienced what i wanted. Value is something each individual assigns to their life depending on how much meaning it has to them self and to others. A life is not a self contained object, but something that is shared with others. In Hamlets Soliloquy, hamlet did not realize how much impact he ha don others life and how much people cared about him. He saw his life as something worthless, and he
I think of human lifes as having intrinsic values. The intrinsic value of life is the same no matter gender, nationality, sexuality, backround and ethnicity. I believe that intrinsic value is determined societly. For instance a black gay man´s life should not be seens as a life that is worth less than a blond straight woman. I believe that there is too many abstract factors revolving round a persons life to accuratly or even aproximatley determen a value of that