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I am not sure this is the case. Maybe I am not thinking about this right, but if I feel like I can more effectively plan alternative activities that fit into 2
by rileymat2 10y ago
I am not sure this is the case.
Maybe I am not thinking about this right, but if I feel like I can more effectively plan alternative activities that fit into 2 hours than I can an additional activity that would fit into 30 minutes. What I am saying, is there is no reason to believe that the benefits are linear.
Think of it in another way, if I have to work one hour from 12 to 1, it removes any alternative activity that requires the whole day. I am just saying, that assuming it is a linear benefit is too big a jump for me.
- philh 10y agoerikb didn't assume the benefits were linear, just strictly increasing between 8 and 6.
- erikb 10y agoI thought so, too, but found in reality it's actually helpful. On one hand it doesn't really matter if you feel you have more time. On the other it also drastically increases your flexibility if you need to take off a few hours once, since that doesn't put you behind as many hours.