The value of things VS the price of things (0)

The value of things VS the price of things
A value can be much more than simple numbers , a value can show what memories, connections and contact people have with a thing . But what exactly is a thing? Well a thing is something lifeless, an item for a certain purpose, it’s something for certain use.
When we take a look at the word named „price“, what does it mean ? A price usually is seen as a number, as how much something costs . Things can be „overpriced“, but never „overvalued“.
An item of high value could have no price, but at the same time an high priced item, could have no value. It’s this way because people see differently, people have different memories and emotions to remember.
But as in this world today , price matters . People can’t afford anything, price means something as well, it can show how wealthy you are, how much someone can mean to you. Price is just a number, it shows how much something pays. Price is basically a number that shows how much money you got to pay for a thing.
Value is something that depends on a person . For certain kind of people, some things can have value, some not. Value can mean a lot of things for people, for an example, lets take a diamond ring for an example. Diamond ring is expensive(the price is high), but a diamond ring can be used for engaging with a person that you love. That is value, a memory , an important date and things like such .
The difference between value and price is hard to tell . Something pricey can be valuable and the other way around . At the same time, value can be shown in numbers as well. There can be multiple things that are valuable or the value can depends on the price of the thing, but a flower that has been picked up from a garden can be valuable as a rose that was bought for money.
Value can depend on how wealthy people are as well, for some people a simple piece of bread can be nothing , meanwhile poorer families look at it as a blessing, something in value that has to be shared and used wisely.
Value doesn’t have to be always pricey, mean something or be a part of some kind of a memory, normal things daily can have a value, a car is an example. People need it to drive to work everyday in their normal lives , plates have some value, knifes, forks.
Just because people aren 't willing to directly pay cash for something does not necessarily mean they don't " find value" in it. For instance , when was the last time you personally chipped in for a clinical trial? And how are you paying for that air you're breathing right now? 
Some benefits are assumed to be part of the environment in which we exist . That's what it means to have an environment. If a benefit grows scarce to the point that people feel they must directly pay cash from their pocket to keep getting it, there's probably a far more dire calamity at hand than that single point of scarcity. Most people will almost always seek other free sources of a benefit first.
The price of things is usually affected by it’s value.  Since many people assume that higher priced items are better, they value the lower priced items less. I know many people who assume that a freeware program is inferior to a similar commercial program just because it's free.
From time to time, things actually have no value, if you think about it. It’s the activity you want to do with it. An good example is that people buy a drill bit. They actually don’t want that drill bit, but they want the hole the drill bit is sized at.
In the end, price and value are two different things, but they depend on each other. Priced things might have value, or not. Valued things might have a high price, or not. They both are a deep meaning word, with a lot of explanations and meanings. From cultural to economics to spiritual . The most important thing is though, that they both have an important meaning on people’s lives.