344. Who Decides How Much a Life Is Worth?
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After every mass shooting or terrorist attack, victims and survivors receive a huge outpouring of support โ including a massive pool of compensation money. How should that money be allocated? We speak with the man whoโs done that job after many tragedies, including 9/11. The hard part, it turns out, isnโt attaching a dollar figure to each victim; the hard part is acknowledging that dollars canโt heal the pain.
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