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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not really sure how to think about this idea.  Your premise seems to be that there is not enough time in a day to do all of the things that a human "should" do.  If true, the answer there is to do less of some things or combine some things, no?

Couldn't you also just say that cooking isn't conducive to optimal health?  Or errands are not conducive to optimal health? And there is no socializing that can occur while running errands or working or exercising or EATING?

And even if the premise/conclusion was true that getting rid of the fulltime job is the ONLY thing you could do to achieve "optimal health", what do you suggest doing about that?  How do you suppose we create more workers out of thin air?  Or more GDP?  And is everything else you do in life all designed to achieve "optimal health"?

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I mean, the US could just be less productive. The only people it really benefits are the CEOs and shareholders. No one ever lay on their deathbed thinking "I should have worked more."[/quote]

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