[Ham]
As usual, you are splitting hairs to win an argument, Arlo.
[Arlo]
Quick recap.
[Ham's Claim]
Take away monetary rewards for labor or service, and you eliminate
the incentive to create or produce anything of value.
[Arlo asked]
What was your incentive to author/establish your Essentialism? Monetary reward?
[Ham's First Reply]
If monetary reward was my only incentive, I have failed miserably.
Obviously, I have a personal interest in philosophy and a desire to
share my thoughts with others. These are incentive enough for me.
[Arlo]
I'm not splitting any "hairs" here, Ham, you contradict your own claim.
[Ham's Updated Claim]
Obviously, not all things of value are produced for money.
[Arlo]
OK. So *without* monetary rewards, there would still be incentives to
create or produce "things" of value.
That's all I'm saying.
[Ham]
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, Arlo, and thank you for your
interest in my new career as an "author".
[Arlo]
I would think you were an "author" since the day you wrote your book.
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