> Why is creative work the only 'real work'? I didn't say that. I'm just explaining what the original article writer's phrase ('real work') means here in this

> Why is creative work the only 'real work'? I didn't say that. I'm just explaining what the original article writer's phrase ('real work') means here in this context - the context of personal computer users. Think of it like this: by 'real work' he wants to say 'really using the personal computer to its complete potential as a force multiplier'.