I'm not sure about the concept of a 'work week' either, but it's plain to me that the dichotomy of work vs life is a useful one. Anyone who has ever worked fro

I'm not sure about the concept of a 'work week' either, but it's plain to me that the dichotomy of work vs life is a useful one. Anyone who has ever worked from home is probably aware of how much less productive they are without creating clear work/home boundaries even when working from inside the physical home. For instance it's difficult to accomplish much with children barging in demanding spaghetti-o's every 3 minutes, or with the surround sound system blaring some movie with copious cannon fire from the next room. Without creating that arbitrary boundary between work and 'real life' much less work gets accomplished and 'real life' becomes another burden to bear.