Today too many jobs consists of the realms of work and play. They are not necessary tendencies toward one or the other, but sometimes by no means considered to be both. I would here propose my topic regarding these professional players in our daily lives. These people play sports and game like every other normal people do except they get paid for playing. The definition of their "Play Time" becomes extremely blurry, however I would further demonstrate the concept in my paper with research. I will also mention Thomson's task time and leisure in relation to professional players as well as Marcel Duchamp's work avoidance essay.
I would clearly state that the difference between a real work and play is money. Money divides these two subjects into half.
Professional players are trained to play in certain professions. Their works seem to be fun and enjoyable to some people, but they are actually not as easy as people might think. A job can be enjoyable if someone accepts and likes it.
Artists like us are extremely similar to professional players because we do what we enjoy. Here I would mention Marcel's work avoidance into context. It's a very different kind of subject, yet how he translate his leisure into a type of work. In addition to Marcel, Dandy will also be discussed.
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