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One of the biggest things lost in remote work is chance meetings. These are very important, but hard to quantify. If you measure productivity on individual projects, everything will seem fine. Yet when you read stories of how things happened, chance meetings were often crucial.
Chance meetings are especially important in causing new things to happen. But what organization measures that? No one measures progress till there is a project to measure the progress of. I bet even Google doesn't formally measure the rate at which new things get started.
I know about the power of chance meetings because Y Combinator is explicitly designed to magnify it. Whenever YC brings together any group of more than about 4 founders for any reason, there ends up being an important conversation between some pair of them.
A lot of the serendipitous moments are lost with remote work. I don’t know if technology could fix that!
Twitter is quite good for serendipity. So long as you follow a wide spectrum of accounts.
Would innovation take a beating even for organisations which have systematically developed processes for it because of this?
Hidden opportunity cost.
I wonder if you should spend time each day trying random Zoom meeting ids?
This is spooky, unsettling and possibly genius.
True that... even some interesting dramas of life are lost. 
The missing killer app for remote work is not another productivity tool, it's "browse" (right now everything is search). And I'm not talking about a virtual floor plan of cubicles...
Problem is those virtual floor plan apps dont let you actually browse. Its just a reskinned voice channel. Proximity based & spatial let you actually move about and browse
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