I don't think that's entirely true. I love to poke fun at Keynes but on this projection of his he's not far off. The idea that we have to work 40 hours a day to

I don't think that's entirely true. I love to poke fun at Keynes but on this projection of his he's not far off. The idea that we have to work 40 hours a day to get work done seems naive since most of the "work" is just getting another human to check off on an action that's already correct for the given job. And I'm not talking about federal or state regulators, I'm talking about middle managers, marketing, HR, and other such nonsense jobs which only exist to audit the process of doing business for it's own sake. At this point, I think we should be creating less jobs or at least reducing hours across the board where it makes sense (i.e. how much marketing staff do you really need?).