It seems fair to interject here that Freemasons were amongst the first to promote an 8 hour work day, despite the conspiracies...
It is the 18-hour day work ethic that needs explaining, not the desire to escape it...https://twitter.com/SteveStuWill/status/917881122876309504 …
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Indeed, the thing 2 question here is the social influences pushing men 2 ignore important things - esp. the amount of sleep actually needed.
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Since sleep strongly affects mental health, it could be one of the many, many factors exposing men to higher risk of suicide.
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The return to an 18-hour day work ethic is empirically evident. Tread carefully when you seek to curtail that reward, it targets a minority.
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It's easy 2 escape, don't do it. But then don't scream ' -ism' when u don't get wat others hav bcuz u chose not 2 do wat others do.
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More work also leads to wasteful leisure AFTER escaping the daily drudgery... 18hrs/day is bad for you, good for marketers
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For many in tech it's put up with it or lose your job
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I top out at 14h, the idea that anyone could hit that mark is not beond my comprehension though, my grandpa and my dad set that bar.
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Men must work, often extreme amounts, to attract a woman. He will likely have to work even more to keep her. 18-hour day explained.
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Then of course he's minimized the time he can spend with her
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