The commentary on "remote work being just a phase" is precisely the same types of response I heard from people in the 2000s about online advertising. From people with no skin in the game, likely biased to an old world and have taken no time to actually understand what's changed.
I also remember all the computer vision people saying deep learning was just a fad in 2013-2014. Most things that are hailed as revolutions are actually fads, but when the real thing arrives it's clear as day.
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Or smartphones. When I saw the first iPhone in person in January 2008 it was immediately obvious that it was the future -- not of phones, but of personal computing. Yet so many pundits were mocking it for being a very expensive phone...
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VR/AR is also such a thing. Many people still think VR=cardboard=bad, having never tried a real device with proper 6DoF tracking. Of course, it has still a long way to go to be a mainstream technology, but it will definitely have a high impact in the future.
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