Can somebody reconcile this with statistics about TV watching, which suggest that people watch about 3-5 hours of TV/Netflix per day [1]?
A possible argument is that, as the article describes, time off is so unpredictable that scheduling time with other people is much harder than just turning on the TV. But if most people have hours of free time every day, it seems hard to believe that schedules don’t line up at least several times per month.
Are these entertainment consumption statistics skewed by superusers who do nothing else or something?
A possible argument is that, as the article describes, time off is so unpredictable that scheduling time with other people is much harder than just turning on the TV. But if most people have hours of free time every day, it seems hard to believe that schedules don’t line up at least several times per month.
Are these entertainment consumption statistics skewed by superusers who do nothing else or something?
[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_consumption