I think some part of your comment is missing, as I can't follow the numbers. The whole point of my comment is precisely about the fact that extra hours don't n

I think some part of your comment is missing, as I can't follow the numbers. The whole point of my comment is precisely about the fact that extra hours don't necessarily represent proportionately greater productivity. If investors only look at number of hours you work and not what you produce, then I'd be fearful for their cash. The lecture conveyed the "all day, everyday" message and that goes against my intuition.