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Another (psuedoscientific) argument [1] in favour of 30 hour weeks: 30 = (724)/4(5/7) On each day, you should have half the day for "resting porposes". Of the
by mikorym 7y ago
Another (psuedoscientific) argument [1] in favour of 30 hour weeks:
30 = (724)/4(5/7)
On each day, you should have half the day for "resting porposes". Of the remaining half, you should work only half of that. Finally, you should only apply this to 5 days with the other two reserved for "full day resting and recreational purposes". Of course it could be calculated differently to give 3 or 4 day weeks.
[1] I actually did this calculation absent-mindedly through my search box hotkey while reading nbrempel's comment about 30 hour jobs and LOL'd when my independent approach actually came out to 30.
- mikorym 7y agoSorry but I keep forgetting about the damned asterisk: (7 * 24)/4 * (5/7)