The origins of the seven-day week, its biblical roots and the balance between work and rest are shared by author Mark Gerson, who says modern studies support the idea of a productivity ceiling.
The definition of “work” here is the question. I don’t think spending 55 hours in front of a computer, under fluorescent lights and breathing recycled air, is what the ancients had in mind.
The definition of “work” here is the question. I don’t think spending 55 hours in front of a computer, under fluorescent lights and breathing recycled air, is what the ancients had in mind.
No, the ancients never said anything about working a certain amount of time each week at all. Dude just made up some numbers and said God said it.
Well, to me it’s made-up shit built upon made-up shit by some stupid shit.
Yes, and to a sadly large number of others, that’s “religion”, which they take so seriously they’d happily kill others to defend their makebeliefs.