> This tries to reduce it to a scheduling problem, but reduces too much. I didn't read his remarks as scheduling. More like being in control of your time is b

> This tries to reduce it to a scheduling problem, but reduces too much. I didn't read his remarks as scheduling. More like being in control of your time is being able to choose what you do, not be told what to do by someone else, or do things to please or satisfy someone else. It is a reverence for independence, which I imagine comes with or arises from wisdom, skills and wherewithal. Or luck. Whatever. What he values is freedom as much as agency.