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You might find this article written by a dying advertising creative director interesting. I certainly did. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/overdue-lesson-perspective-linds-redding-andre-gray https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/overdue-lesson-perspective-li... You're right though, my last paragraph is not really needed for the argument. It would be better to say that the workday should just be four hours for everyone and companies can pay for overtime as needed when crunch hits. That would apply to SpaceX the same as it would to an ad agency. I worked in film and I found it sad how many people are working 12 hour days to help create garbage movies that are just a cash grab by studios. Those kinds of hours really take a toll. It's one thing to do those kinds of hours if you are making something you think is really great art (it's still rough) but it's another thing to be making those sacrifices to help create a totally disposable movie meant only to enrich a studio.