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The argument he’s making is coherent. 1) There are social, economic, and institutional norms surrounding sleep. 2) These norms are defined (or at least abided
by lurk2 1y ago
The argument he’s making is coherent.
1) There are social, economic, and institutional norms surrounding sleep.
2) These norms are defined (or at least abided) by a majority group.
3) A minority of individuals can’t abide by these norms either due to physiological differences or necessity.
4) Some people benefit from the work that this minority does, and the minority is not adequately compensated in comparison to the benefits they generate.