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More importantly, though, this has absolutely nothing to do with the 8 hour workday. Unless virtually everyone wants to clock-in at 9 and check-out at 5, makes
by danieldk 16y ago
More importantly, though, this has absolutely nothing to do with the 8 hour workday.
Unless virtually everyone wants to clock-in at 9 and check-out at 5, makes the commute much less fun ;).
- NickPollard 16y agoAgreed. As one data point, the different in my mindset between struggling through London rush hour at 8.30, crammed in on a tube with my body pressed against the throng, versus coming in at 9.30 when the tube is empty, I can get a seat and relax, read a book, and be calm, is absolutely massive.
- aloneinkyoto 16y agoI like to call this the post-industrial synchronization psychosis. Our societies irrational desire for order that inevitably leads to total chaos.