The argument for shorter work weeks isn't that it would make these top athlete engineers more (or at least not less) productive, but that it does do for the bul

The argument for shorter work weeks isn't that it would make these top athlete engineers more (or at least not less) productive, but that it does do for the bulk of average engineers. I think Carmack is arguing against a straw man if he thinks people are claiming that the best way to make the most obsessive engineers the most productive is to work less.