>> It's all about "solving puzzles" rather than making the world a better place. >I'd figure it's more about getting paid. Making the world better usually does

>> It's all about "solving puzzles" rather than making the world a better place. >I'd figure it's more about getting paid. Making the world better usually doesn't make anyone money, or at least, costs too much before it starts making anyone money. This. I get paid (a lot) for handling marketing campaigns. I also started a health project this year (would love to work on it fulltime on a 10% payment vs what I make now), but that gets ignored.