> the bulk of people I'd say actually have more time than they do money I always find this cliche absurd. People in developed countries are given relatively e

> the bulk of people I'd say actually have more time than they do money I always find this cliche absurd. People in developed countries are given relatively equal amounts of time (say 80 years average of up to 15 hours a day). Our time is actually one of the most equal things we all get - yet we don't talk about it like that. With jobs we often trade time for money. Retirement often really disconnects the value of time: even though we should value time more the less we have left. Us humans are not so good at valuing time spent well.