I may somewhat agree with the author's case against productivity, but I think it's important not to confuse it with a case against production. At the end of the

I may somewhat agree with the author's case against productivity, but I think it's important not to confuse it with a case against production. At the end of the day (or life) I think you do want to look back and think of what you've produced (rather than consumed), and how you did it. Was it fun? Satisfying? I think it's fair to want to rebel against production/time. It's not bad to think instead of something along the lines of satisfaction/production.