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Scientific American Makes the Case for Embracing Idle Time
A new article argues that unstructured downtime, rather than constant busyness, may benefit mental function and well-being.
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A new article argues that unstructured downtime, rather than constant busyness, may benefit mental function and well-being.

Scientific American reports that businesses now have unprecedented capabilities to track workers minute by minute using artificial intelligence, raising questions about whether such surveillance actually improves output.