The average weekly workload of the average member of a contemporary Third World country is lower than that of the earliest agriculturalists some 10,000 years ago.

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Studies suggest that early agriculturalists worked longer hours and had a harder workload compared to hunter-gatherers or people in many contemporary Third World countries, due to the labor-intensive nature of early farming techniques and the need to produce enough food to sustain the community.

The Average Weekly Workload of the Average Member of a Contemporary