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That's a theory that develops from "work is the most important thing in your life". It's not the only correct starting assumption. Other things that develop f
by richardwhiuk 7y ago
That's a theory that develops from "work is the most important thing in your life".
It's not the only correct starting assumption.
Other things that develop from it are "employees shouldn't be allowed to have kids as it might sap mental energy from your job" - which is clearly a ludicrous position, but not dis-similar.
- aeonflux 7y agoQuite the contrary in my opinion. This kind of limitations does force many to actually rest after hours.
- mercer 7y agoTo rest for what? To be more productive at work? I'd argue your point isn't 'quite the contrary' but only emphasizes OP's point: you describe the time outside of work as 'after hours', and argue that 'forcing' people to spend this time in a particular way is a good thing.
- inetknght 7y agoYour method of resting differs from others'.