Most Londoners would quit before they give up working from home
Yeah, still not a fan of this. Sure, there&#x27;s the 1% that identity as &quot;introverted misanthropes&quot; (sorry mouzogu), but what about the rest? I see a disconnected society where mental health get&#x27;s a problem because routine, excercise, experiencing new things and stimulation, and socializing are missing because everybody is staying at home. We move away from a society that is able to check-in on each other (possibility, not necessarily happening!) to one, where you are replaceable, transactional human resource, using other humans transactionally as resouces (yoga video from youtube, doordash driver bringing you food, gorillas bringing you groceries). I&#x27;m really worried about our ability to socialize here.<p>The reality is, that work is the biggest chunk of time in our daily lives. Spending it without other humans sounds like a recipe for disaster.<p>PS: yes, we also have 100% remote people and people can do remote work whenever they want. But fun fact: I have no feeling nor connection towards those remote employees. And that&#x27;s not a good thing.