system
A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Except this "value" is an imaginary human construct. Things like food and shelter should not be a privilege reserved for those who can afford it.  

One's time is finite, and the amount of "value" the majority of people are receiving is considerably less than their time is worth.  

The average person working two thirds of their lives away earning a "minimum acceptable standard of living" is only worth £1.6 million in terms of "value" (assuming two thirds of their life equates to 66 years). There are many people on minimum wage who are worth even less than that, and billion of people across the globe living in poverty.  

Would you trade 66 years of your life away in return for £1.6 million? Does that seem like a fair trade to you?
gpt
you do realize the alternative is building your own house, and hunting your own food, right?