If you're thinkin' about producing more stuff without folks getting hurt, I don't think there's really a question. When you're thinkin' about social domination and nipping certain modes of resistance in the bud, then there's probably something useful to this kind of exhaustion. robert wood
> Well, that's great that there's "no, zero, zip" work
> from the sciences disputing that less sleep leads to
> more productivity.
>
> So now that that's scientific consensus according to
> you, the problem -- why I brought this up -- is
> getting employers to agree with this, or at least act
> like it matters to them.
>
> -B.
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>
> On Mon, 9 Jun 2008, andie nachgeborenen wrote:
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> "Actually sleeping less and working longer hours does
> not make you more but less productive. This is a
> result of industrial psychology that is so robust it
> could be the foundation of the field. I know of no,
> zero, zip work even disputing it [...]"
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