From algorithms that set work schedules to the whims of the gig economy, too many workers are deprived of free time that overlaps with friends’ and family’s, and America’s social fabric is fraying. “A calendar is more than the organization of days and months,” Judith Shulevitz writes. “It’s the blueprint for a shared life.”
Why You Never See Your Friends Anymore
Judith Shulevitz | The Atlantic | October 10, 2019 | 2,338 words