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Snake
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Posted - 04/10/2006 :  12:30:49   [Permalink]  Show Profile  Visit Snake's Homepage  Send Snake an ICQ Message  Send Snake a Yahoo! Message Send Snake a Private Message
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Originally posted by Ghost_Skeptic
A shorter work week reduces unemployment and with the future of the earth threatened by global warming, it makes sense to work less, consume less and enjoy life more.


By what standards, do you judge enjoying life? Some people enjoy their work. Some people don't have hobbies or vacation plans. We can't make the same 'rules' for everyone.
With more 'off work' time, I'm thinking many would want to travel among other things, therefore using more energy causing more pollution.
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