<em>We cannot quantify just what individual views and then apply the measures to some other individual who has not had similar situations, learnt in other methods, and lived their entire lives and learned from their mistakes in different ways.</em>
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<h3><em>Examples;</em></h3><h3><em /></h3><em>-Sam has spent his whole life as the proprietor of a small business. Sam dropped out of school when he was 18 to assist his father with the store, and he has been enjoying a happy life ever since. Sam has three children. </em>
<em>-Billy, who had been a sound student from elementary to high school and now sits behind the bench as one of the greatest judges in the country. Billy has a good life and does not have any children. </em>
<em>-Both men are prosperous and content, but they get there in quite different ways. No, we cannot quantify their happiness.</em>
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