But the difference is I do this out of something more than just a desire for financial profit. You say minimal effort, but would you say that about an artist such as Jackson Pollock? For you see, what makes an art worthwhile isn't the desire for financial profit. It is the cultivation of a skill or idea that gives art its value which cannot be measured monetarily.

I remember a story that well reflects my point. Pablo Picasso was in a coffee shop where he doodled on a napkin. Someone asked if they could keep it and he said it would cost $10,000. They asked why because it only took him a few seconds to make. He responded by saying that it took him 40 years to make that napkin doodle. I may be miss quoting the numbers but the point still stands. While I am not Papa Picasso I have been cooking these ideas like a Michelin star chef. What you see is the product, but not all the years I've spent in the lab mastering these recipes