I'm just injecting some alternative thought here but I think one major question that needs to be asked about the health of the economy is: "How much of the wei

I'm just injecting some alternative thought here but I think one major question that needs to be asked about the health of the economy is: "How much of the weighted average person's day is that person spending on survival". I don't see how slow shift to a 60-hour instead of a 40-hour work week is indicative of a healthy economy but I could be wrong. To me it seems that survival is taking more and more time when it should be taking less and less if the economy were actually growing. This is probably just a "correction" but I think we will be seeing more and more of these here soon. I've been looking at the robotics industry and I can see them going into full public view within the next decade. The results will be interesting.