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great article, definitely chaos, & also plenty of direct testimony suggesting more-than-40h-of-work-per-week was happening, thanks to most work happening outside of office, totally interleaved with private lives, & being totally-consuming
Something I persistently find curious: most excellent scientists doing conceptual work, and many of the best writers, only work a few hours per day. There are exceptions (Grothendieck), but it's a surprisingly common pattern.
Littlewood had a nice comment on it: you either work flat out, or not at all. And for that kind of work, I suspect most (certainly, for me) you can't do that for more than a few hours per day.
I can see how pressing frontiers of ideas, working mostly from abstract/peer/self-generated feedback, need that - but a ripe (perhaps overdue!) biz model like FB, mining feedback from whole net/market, rewards quantity of work
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