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  • plyth@feddit.orgtomemes@lemmy.worldThe American Dream
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    4 days ago

    It’s one vote away. Every bigger city can have one school for early birds and one for night owls. Then parents can start work whenever they want. For that, companies can have flexible starting times. If they work in shifts, allow people to trade shifts so that some do all the early and some do all the late shifts.

    Without artificial light, there were no sleep problems because more than enough hours were darkness. People took breaks from sleep.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyphasic_sleep


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    The answer is maturity. Structure does not hurt if it is chosen voluntarily. It feels good to do things exactly as intended.

    Waking up at 6:30 doesn’t hurt if sleep started early and without being drunk.

    The big tragedy is that society does everything to keep as many people as possible in a state of disarray. People to whom life is as described above don’t have the will to leave bad employment situations behind.


  • plyth@feddit.orgtomemes@lemmy.worldUh, yeah. That rings a bell.
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    4 days ago

    China, India, The Americas, Australia, many parts of Africa? Life was good there.

    Even Europe was not that bad. If you had many more free days, work that was meaningful and unprocessed food, how bad would it be to die earlier? In total, they still had more days of life for themselves.













  • At the same time as China launches satellites with high performance processing power. What’s the deal? How can launching everything into space be cheaper than building a data center at a cold place on earth?

    Last time I read something about processors in space, NASA used special processors that were hardened against radiation. If state of the art processors are too fragile for space, who would use such a data center?