They think value is ' labor time ', and not the how everyone subjectively value things differently in their minds , and how that plays into supply and demand . No no , we are suppose to think its all derived from the labor process . <| sep |> Doing the Lord ' s work <| sep |> And UNHS shouldn ' t be in that majority for the prices they charge <| sep |> You ' re either hiring or you ' re not . In the former case it would be a contract of do X for Y dollars . For anyone with a real job $ 100 is kind of like pocket change , it ' s not much motivation . At $ 8 hr that ' s only ~ 12 hours and at $ 16 hour it ' s only ~ 6 hours . You need a more concrete plan before you go claiming that you ' ll pay for anything because you have to be able to assess the result . I ' m thinking $ 100 up front if you are able to help . But , I won ' t be able to pay you until you prove yourself , and then I could pay you for further work . This strategy just is not viable at all . It ' s your job to figure out what needs doing and determine if the person could plausibly accomplish it before hiring them . When they ' re done , you had better have an objective criteria to tell if they were successful or not and they will want to be paid for their effort even if it isn ' t exactly what you wanted . Why should anyone work for nothing but the promise of the possibility of future payment ? In a hypothetical situation they might make this and then give nothing at all to you until you ' ve paid them for their labor . One way of simplifying this is to model the movementsrotations of the planets , reduce the actions it to a set of spells , and then decide how the planetary bodies positions will effect those spells andor the world . Maybe a spell for luck works best under the full moon and this corresponds to a bonus to a luck stat that diminishes back to some base value over time . Suppose your Luck is 5 and you cast some kind of luckcharm echantment that should give you 5 . Maybe under a full moon it gives 10 , but under a new moon it basically does squat 0 . If you know ' quite a bit about programming ' you should throw something tangible together first and then request help .