Why weekends are under threat
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Why weekends are under threat
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#2The week is not _completely_ a human invention, it is, conveniently, a period between two moon phases
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#3This is content marketing from Hubspot. I dont need to hear opinions on how to live my life from a billion dollar company.
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#4The week is not _completely_ a human invention, it is, conveniently, a period between two moon phases
Just under a period.
29 days for a moon loop. 29 / 4.0 is 7.25. Every 4 weeks you'd be out a full day.
So yes, a week is a human invention.
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#5The week is not _completely_ a human invention, it is, conveniently, a period between two moon phases
Just under a period. 29 days for a moon loop. 29 / 4.0 is 7.25. Every 4 weeks you'd be out a full day. So yes, a week is a human invention.
Either all of my old mechanical clocks with moon dial are wrong, or it's 29.5 days.
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#6Clickbait title. The article never gets around to how weekends are under threat. The closest it comes is to say that a lot of us have to check email on Saturdays.
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#7This is content marketing from Hubspot. I dont need to hear opinions on how to live my life from a billion dollar company.
It's also got a lot of hallmarks of AI written prose
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#8> The data from Google search queries became a competitive advantage that allowed Google to continually improve its search algorithm and ad targeting.
This kind of refers to the past though. Anyone who is using Google search these days, curses how unbelievably useless it has become. This is how monopolies ruin the segment they dominate.
If there were real competition, Google would improve the search engine, or it would go extinct, and be replaced by something better.
The whole article is written really strangely. Was that written by AI? There seems to be some disconnect in the writing itself.
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#9Livable wage is under threat. Week ends are the least of it. Millions working full time jobs can't pay their bills anymore.
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#10> The data from Google search queries became a competitive advantage that allowed Google to continually improve its search algorithm and ad targeting. This kind of refers to the past though. Anyone who is using Google search these days, curses how unbelievably useless it has become. This is how monopolies ruin the segment they dominate. If there were real competition, Google would improve the search engine, or it wou…
With even their lowest subscription, Kagi is a very nice substitute to the old Google.