>I think it helps to start with the assertion that benefits from economic/productivity growth have accrued to owners, not workers, and that a correction is over

>I think it helps to start with the assertion that benefits from economic/productivity growth have accrued to owners, not workers, and that a correction is overdue - if you don't agree with that, discussion over working fewer hours feels moot. That is exactly what I meant by this being a political project to which we try to will evidence into existence.