I, personally, do not value humans.
I value this planet, on some level, I think, but I have seen little reason why humans are worth their presence when their absence would be of such greater value, on that standard.

Then may I ask why you are still here? Or here to begin with?

All I know is that I want to live. f*ck the world.

And it will f*ck you back.

@N.L.Y.
Why do you value the planet on some level?

@Altoecko
For w(omega?)=faith, is w a constant or a variable, a scalar or a vector, an imaginary value, an irrational value, a transcendal value, etc? In other words, what domain does it lie in?

I value human life.
No matter how worthless it seems.
I may value mine, but i value others as well.
Thats why i'm there to help
someone in need.

Faith is a measure of just how much faith people put into you. Jesus' life was grand, but it was made exponentially better because so many people had faith in him. That is not always faith from others though, it can also be a measure of the faith you have in yourself.

But doesn't that get taken care of by your other variables?

The equation is a value of someone's life, all the other variables show the value, but everything about someone's life, as I said, can seem A LOT better depending on the amount of faith people put into the person. The faith can also be someone's love. A baby could die in child birth and have perhaps a 2 overall for ALL the equation, but the baby's mother loved it so much that the value of it's life could skyrocket.

You can't really put "faith" into an equation. Faith is a unexplainable, uncomprehendable trait of humans that can't be explained logically by science and/or math. It's hardwired into every individual, and completely unremoveable.