It's undeniable that American cities are in the midst of a major housing crisis. Why are so many local progressives opposed to addressing it? https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cities-fight-baby-boomers-to-address-housing-crisis_n_5d1bcf0ee4b07f6ca58598a9?ncid=engmodushpmg00000004 … via @HuffPostPol
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Remote working. It has a weak culture now and norms. The WeWorks and tech companies have other ideas.
I'm not sure if the remote work trend will decelerate urbanization. Restaurants, events, friends, transport etc are all better in urban environments. Proximity to work is not the only reason why people live in cities.people naturally cluster.
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I agree. Cities will be popular for lifestyle. But calculation will shift somewhat. I think remote viability at scale still far away.
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Wolfram is fully distributed. My company basically is as well. It can de done. Just need periodic meetups.
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