A
Another way you could do it is weight this value by, uh, the value to society of the people. Uh, which is pretty delicate thing to do. But one way of doing it is, uh, by income. So if this guy doesn't make a great deal of money,
B
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A
which is often times the case, then --
B
His life isn't worth very much then.
A
-- then he's obviously not worth very much and so, uh, the likelihood that, you know, maybe expected, expected murders by him is, is, uh, integrated over the income of the people, uh, that he murders is maybe, you know, a loss of, who knows, eight hundred thousand dollars. Uh, but if he only, uh, integrated, you know, integrated income over the expected remainder of his life of is, uh, small, less than eight hundred thousand dollars, then you terminate him. Of course, one of the things that happens if you use that algorithm, is you find that it's more easy, it's easier to, uh, to, uh, terminate older people than younger people since the integration of their income over the rest of their lives is going to be less.
B
Right.