I think people took your 2 to 10 thing far to literal. A remote first workplace gets the same flexibility you desire (pick your own hours) without any of the d

I think people took your 2 to 10 thing far to literal. A remote first workplace gets the same flexibility you desire (pick your own hours) without any of the drawbacks or relationship problems (it's actually better than the current situation of 9-5 + commute.) There are consessions with all that but you can work around them as others do already. Regarding societal pressure, there is. But you need to realise these people are productive, not always successful in hindsight. There was some article a whole back about how the most influential people in history shave all had one sleep thing in common: sleep was consistent day to day. None of them had any similarity in the hours they kept.