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Is there any argument that can be made for a four-day work week that couldn't also be made for a three-day work week? Or a two? I guess I'm trying to get at whe
by thegrim33 3y ago
Is there any argument that can be made for a four-day work week that couldn't also be made for a three-day work week? Or a two? I guess I'm trying to get at where's the line? If everyone switches to four-day, will the next rally cry be for three-day after that? What argument is there for why four-day in particular is the "right" amount and not three or five or some other number?
- soupfordummies 3y agoThe line is—-and Im just spitballing here—-probably somewhere around 26-30 hours or so.
- xboxnolifes 3y agoI think we can look back and ask why we went from a 6 day to a 5 day. And then we can ask: are we happy with the outcome? Maybe one day it will be time to push for a 3-day workweek. Then maybe 2. Then 1. And maybe the post-scarcity, automated society will actually exist and we have 0.