In a world of digital nomads, we will all be made homeless
&quot;Stop liking what I don&#x27;t like,&quot; in twenty inches? Listen, some people <i>want</i> a short commute. There&#x27;s nothing bad about Google building housing near its campus. It&#x27;s good for the environment, good for health, good for the city, good for employees.<p>Hell, it&#x27;s even good for family, which the author seems hung up on. You know what you&#x27;re not doing while driving home from work for forty five minutes? I would accept an arbitrarily short commute to work. If there were reasonably priced dwellings in the building I work at, I would live there. More time to play with my kid, cook dinner, or whatever else.<p>And then he goes on to complain about affordable urban housing. Well, is it sinister to live near work, or isn&#x27;t it? I agree that WeLive&#x27;s prices are very high for someone who intends to stay put. But . . . that&#x27;s not what they&#x27;re for? Should we get rid of hotels too?