One puzzle of modern life is that so many of us feel short of time, even though we work less than our forebears. In the 19th century, unions campaigned for “eight hours for work, eight hours for rest and eight hours for what we will.” In the 20th century, they succeeded in their push for shorter working hours. But what happened to all that spare time we gained for doing “what we will”?
现代生活的一个谜团是，尽管我们比我们的祖先工作得少，但我们中的许多人仍感觉时间紧张。19世纪，工会发起了“八小时工作、八小时休息、八小时做我们想做的事”的运动。20世纪，他们成功了缩短工作时间。但我们用来“做我们想做的事”的空余时间去哪儿了?
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