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https://graphics8.nytimes.com/packages/pdf/education/harvard...
"Most people realize that their psychonautic journey is at best leading them in circles, and at worst is causing their life to spiral down the drain. So they give it up, get a job without 9pm slack messages (or find a better way to adjust to stress), marry someone who isn't constantly on the verge of cheating, start doing regular exercise, and generally find a way to settle into a reasonably balanced life."
Perhaps this period of self examination is what leads so many to such similar conclusions?
Short answer: Monied interests don't really care, or don't think it is possible or feasible.
You have to be kidding me. It also is biased against people whose time is spent playing video games or who do nothing at all.
Some jobs are meant for people at a certain point in their career. Sometimes you don't get to have everything at the same time.
People like you would argue it would be better to shut down hospitals than let doctors work long hours because those long hours might make women not want to do the job.