Surprisingly hard to make meaning through work when everyone is home literally+psychologically. Otoh it’s hard to make meaning through home at all. Would you rather have a 100 households of 2.6 people each use your instagrammed recipe, or a single org of 260 people use your work?
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The home is fun and all, but most civilization happens in larger aggregates.
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At this point in my life I'm perfectly happy with domesticity and don't really miss F2F larger aggregates. I'm mindful of the fact that I would not have arrived at this point w/o all that life experience in those larger settings, and feel deeply for those who are now missing it.
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I’m fine staying home. I just don’t want life being limited to home-scale things.
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"Scale" is an interesting point. Not to trivialize it, but I really do think the physical scale of one's home has a big impact on how home feels. A 700 sq ft apartment in NYC is going to feel a lot more restrictive than a 2700 sq ft home on an acre in TX.
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I’m squeezed into 670 sq ft in downtown LA so yeeeeaaaaahhhh.... moving to a larger place first chance I get.
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