> But if you are going to try and do things that "really matter" don't you want to be productive at them? I'd definitely try to, hehe. For me it's more about

> But if you are going to try and do things that "really matter" don't you want to be productive at them? I'd definitely try to, hehe. For me it's more about what we categorize as productive than the experiment itself. The experiment is a great way to gather data. But the categorization made me really think about what people, in general, categorize as "productive". Maybe sleeping should be way more important than many job related things, but by default we assume sleeping is just a necessity, many times sacrificing it in favor of the others.