Although hunter-gatherers work less than people in the United States, the advent of "labor-saving" technology since the 1950s has reduced the work week for Americans by nearly one full day.

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Despite the introduction of "labor-saving" technology, the average work week for Americans has not been significantly reduced by nearly one full day since the 1950s; in fact, in many cases, work hours have increased or remained relatively stable due to various economic and social factors.

Although Hunter-Gatherers Work Less Than People in the United States