"You don't ever do anything - not any one single thing - without a <strike>profit</strike> motive?" [Corrected]

There are many non-profit motives, from simple hunger (i.e., when you're hungry you want food, not "profit") to curiosity (e.g., can I build a robot to beat Bill's bot?), from sex-drive (e.g., oh-la-la, she's hot, let me go chat her up and see if there's a "we" in our future) to helping friends and family (e.g., mom's yard has a dead tree in it, and she can't remove it herself, let me get some buddies together to go do it).

Yes, that's why there's plenty of reasons you would still want to "do things" even if you didn't need to work.

There's a really odd logic involved here. If people did not have any motivation besides making money, they would not have any desire to _spend_ money.

Who does?

Today I drew a picture for fun.

Everyone.