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True. It also doesn't factor in the fact that one may have the drive to work only for a certain number of hours per day. Let's say this number is 8 hours. One
by ultimoo 14y ago
True. It also doesn't factor in the fact that one may have the drive to work only for a certain number of hours per day.
Let's say this number is 8 hours. One will work for 8 hours no matter what. Just because you saved 15 minutes, doesn't mean you will work extra for those 15 minutes.
I am sure there is a name for this kind of a fallacy in this purportedly logical argument.
- smallegan 14y agoWhile I agree that you are right and most people work a set numbers of hours I find that it is always important to have a value associated with your time and when you set out to do something just take a second and think about the opportunity cost of said activity.