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You have two reasons to study medicine: 1-heal and help people, 2-buy a house. The same applies to writing. You can do it to please the others (earning something from others) or enjoy writing (do without expecting rewards).

I am a supporter of a world of collaborative people. But we are a minority. Most people prefer doing things that give rewards.

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