> Nope. Of course I don't. It's just a job. This is another signal supporting my thesis. I am personally convinced that as soon as your job requires a complex

> Nope. Of course I don't. It's just a job. This is another signal supporting my thesis. I am personally convinced that as soon as your job requires a complex and hard activities from your brain - it inevitably touches all its cicruits responsable for our deepest motivations, values etc. It doesn’t mean you have to be crazy about your job etc, but it means a part of your personality is working towards some common goal too, not just your skills. And personality tends to be very picky about how it wastes its relatively short lifetime.