Economic Value:

Aella:

"economic value is determined by how many people can supply your type of labor versus how many people are demanding it."

Skill Gradients:

"A skill gradient represents the range or spectrum of proficiency levels within a particular skill or set of skills."

"teaching can be understood over an existing skill gradient between teacher and pupil. The concept of a skill gradient in this context represents the difference in knowledge and abilities between the teacher (who is more knowledgeable) and the pupil (who is learning). Understanding and utilizing this gradient effectively is crucial for successful teaching and learning."

Moral:

Wenn jemand in vielen Situationen

doch sein Bestes gibt.

Dichtung:

Was ist bemerkenswert
an einer Sache,
an einer Angelegenheit?

Wünsche:

Die Auseinandersetzung mit Wünschen,

mit den eigenen Wünschen 

und den Wünschen anderer Personen,

gibt dem Leben erst Farbe.

Süße:

Intuitiv würde ich vermuten:
"Süßer als reiner Zucker geht es nicht."
Und selbst reiner Zucker ist noch
überschaubar süß.
Maximum vorhanden
und durchaus (ohne viel

Aufwand) erlebbar.

Having some children:

Jordan Peterson:

"People grow up when they get married. It is probably better to get married when you are young because then you grow up. And then what else matures people? I have met very few people who have fully matured who do not have children. I think there is a reason for that, a real technical reason. You are not mature until someone else matters more than you—period. Maybe that will be your wife or your husband, but probably not. They might matter as much as you, and maybe that is the right amount. But when you have children, they matter more than you, unless there is something seriously wrong with you. Very few parents, if push came to shove, would not die for their children. As soon as someone else matters more than you do in some fundamental sense, you have taken another step toward a true, mature responsibility. I do not see that you can do that without necessity, and there is nothing that screams necessity more than an infant."