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If you live longer but you retire at the same age or more, there is no reduction of work. It's just longer retirement but nothing even close to "substantially r
by leaveyou 12y ago
If you live longer but you retire at the same age or more, there is no reduction of work. It's just longer retirement but nothing even close to "substantially reducing the number of hours we work".
- SapphireSun 12y agoI'm not sure I follow? I get that it would be preferable to reduce the number of hours per day worked, but a drop in total hours as a fraction of a lifetime is still a good accomplishment so long as some of that extra time is healthy time.
- leaveyou 12y agoDon't mix absolute hours of work with the ratio of hours of work relative to hours of retirement. The parent comment tried to argue that the former is decreasing because the latter is decreasing which is false. You point that the latter is decreasing and say "at least somenthing is decreasing, yay" but that is not relevant for what I and the parent comment argues about.