what does 'measurable life' mean? I found this usage in the end of a sentence that criticized the youth of today.
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I saw its usage in this comment: Insensibility is wide spread today. Market economy sets an unfortunate culture, 'it's me only.'Unfortunately, our youth is succumbed to it .. measurable life !
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measurable normally describes something which can be measured and I've seen it applied in the sense of "measurable life events", or events in life which we can clearly measure or quantify.
It's possible that your source is intending to say "miserable life", as in: