so, if I go into a frivolous profession, fashion say, I can work as little or as hard as I want? but if I go into a serious life-saving profession which you ost

so, if I go into a frivolous profession, fashion say, I can work as little or as hard as I want? but if I go into a serious life-saving profession which you ostensibly value, my work product must belong to you as if I'm your slave? Maybe principles of individualism and autonomy are more important than the greed lust of the collectivist mob. and btw, what you said is completely obvious to the point of dreary cliche, "things more important than the bottom line", like Phoebe's realization on Friends that she and her mother had a lot in common because turns out they both love pizza and puppies. What I said was food for thought and unexpectedly (in an inside out sort of way) explanatory toward the question asked by the comment I was replying to. maybe you could stop stopping and smelling the flowers on the road less taken for a minute and consider ideas with depth, it might make all the difference.