Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Valuing Life
The completeness of the birth register in our country is estimated to be about 65%. (LMES, 2010) The completeness of the death register in our country is estimated to be about 90%. (LMES, 2010). Well, it's kind of common that death reports are often emphasized in news and all, but this made me ask a question: "Why does death seem to be 'more overvalued' than life?"
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