The original claim was "Most jobs are really not important either, they just keep people busy." Causing numbers to change on a balance sheet is not important, unless that corresponds to actual worthwhile work – in which case, the worthwhile work is what matters, and the balance sheet is just an artefact of accounting for it.
I would think that profits are important to investors, since that's why they invest in the first place. Maybe not though.
The original claim was "Most jobs are really not important either, they just keep people busy." Causing numbers to change on a balance sheet is not important, unless that corresponds to actual worthwhile work – in which case, the worthwhile work is what matters, and the balance sheet is just an artefact of accounting for it.