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so how do you call a man who don't take any RESPONCIBILITIES, if it's NOT PAID?

I had a dispute in one philosophic community today. My question was: If working not for money is Nobility, how would you call working for money? Almost everybody told me working not for money is idiotism (it's a Russian community). One of the dialogues: - Who could say this that working not for money is nobility? -(Me.) I think it's a person who got used to working not for corporative individuals, but with a concret goal of work; a person who understands, that when the work must be done, it must be done, no matter if it's paid or not. Is it that hard to understand? I'm wondering about your questions. - Slaves don't get money too, but they work, and nobody calles them nobel. And it's simple to understand. Helping is noble, but not working, no matter what for. - Sometimes people stand up every morning and "help - and this IS working. by the way, where have you seen slavery? - it's like talking about dinosaurs, what have they to do with our theme? - Slavery exists in our times too. If a person stands up in the morning and helps it's not work. Work is when you go to work every working day and earn money. - but - you wake up and (not having your own internet, for example) run to an internet-cafe, like to work, pay money for it and, using your knowledge, fight all spam-makers you notice. your insentive is not money, but understanding, that your own new technology works better than any other. how do you call it if not nobility? and it's work - you have your working hours, you fight your laziness. everything you need from this job - spam-free internet, that's all. for everybody. -----my opponent did not answer.