How our work culture has shifted compared to medieval times
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The creator of the video describes how, during the middle ages, people took many hours of breaks between work bursts. They ate breakfast together, worked, took lunch breaks, worked again, took breaks when the sun was the strongest.
It further seems that when non-colonized communities work, they work in bursts. One day with 8 hours pushing a big project. The next day only one hour or two. Then a day of four hours. then rest. This is imagining by remembering!
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- Profitability of the 8hr work week under 🔮 WORK-WEEK-A.
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