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Life’s Work “I always thought of Wikipedia as a temple for the mind rather than something commercial—a place to go to read, reflect, learn, and think.” HBR: Explain the shift from working in finance to launching a nonprofit online encyclopedia. WALES: I get up every day and just try to do the most interesting thing I can. I don’t think that much about money. I’ve got nothing against making it, and I’ve done well with my for-profit companies. But if I see something really interesting to do, that’s much more important. Why did you believe Wikipedia could become a trusted source of information? I didn’t know, but I hypothesized. …
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