I remember talking to a car parking attendant, and it turned out he was the owner of the lot. Out of curiosity I asked him how much he made - he turned around a

I remember talking to a car parking attendant, and it turned out he was the owner of the lot. Out of curiosity I asked him how much he made - he turned around and pointed at a few nearby lots which he also owned - and gave me a staggeringly large sum. The dichotomy Adams presents is interesting, of passion versus making money. It's obvious really, but I never thought about it as explicitly. The battle between these two forces are evident all over the place. Taking gaming for instance. Freemium, addictive, social games versus indie games made with passion. One rakes in millions a day, the other may barely subsist a living. But I'd argue one is far more beneficial to the human experience than the other.