Come now, my dear - it's all a matter of connotation; surely everyone understands this.
[...well, since she's asking, clearly not; either that or she's attempting to be philosophical. Or Descole's missing the forest for the trees again. He's. Prone to that.]
Price is monetary value; worth is how useful something is to someone else. Not being able to describe the former is a good thing. The latter is quite a different story.
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Date: 2012-03-11 11:31 pm (UTC)[...well, since she's asking, clearly not; either that or she's attempting to be philosophical. Or Descole's missing the forest for the trees again. He's. Prone to that.]
Price is monetary value; worth is how useful something is to someone else. Not being able to describe the former is a good thing. The latter is quite a different story.