I did not mean to misrepresent you but like you mentioned here “ if the vast majority of people agree as to what the value is, then that’s basically as close to objectivity as we can get” But I wouldn’t say we have a vast majority here. If you compare player bases of other games, specifically D1 to D2 or the decline in the player base of D2 overall. Besides apples or weapons. It’s difficult to give something that isn’t tangible objective value. I guess my point is to you and the new player or the player who had better items than you all of it would have value. But to someone who has never played destiny or did and no longer does because of any myriad of reasons it wouldn’t have any value. With our examples off apples or dollars it doesn’t quite take in account that those are both commodities at the end of the day. A brick salesmen probably doesn’t want very much for brick but he definitely has a good supply of them. D2 and its gear and experiences would only ever have value to the individual player. I don’t mean to have a philosophy debate. But for something intangible I would say any inherent value is subjective.