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So make it illegal to work for more than 6 hours? What if I actually want to work more and agree with a company to do so and get paid for it?

• jseban 5y ago
  Whatever rules exist at the moment, just decrease the time by 25%. Not sure exactly how to make such a change though, probably hard, just suggesting a solution like was asked for
  • solveit 5y ago
    > Not sure exactly how to make such a change though, probably hard, just suggesting a solution like was asked for Might I gently point out that the difficulty of the problem is all political. The easiest "solution" is of course to take all the wealth that exists in the world and fairly distribute it while keeping everyone working as effectively as they are now. Now obviously that idea isn't anywhere near being a solution. Neither is your idea.
    • jseban 5y ago
      I don't understand what you're trying to say, the work day has already been successfully shortened to 8 hours, so why couldn't it be further shortened? Seems like a natural progression as technology improves, and this solution is extremely simple and also fair. What you are suggesting I can't even understand because of how vague and impossible complex it is to even start to define what it would mean to fairly distribute all wealth the wealth in the world.