It would benefit many from a standards of living perspective. The lack of high density housing and removal of urban sprawl would mean that your child will actually know what a nice back yard is rather than having to live above one family and below another; rather than having to hear upstairs use the bathroom at 2am. I didn&#x27;t care about that when I was 22 and living full on party &#x2F; work lifestyle but I do care now that I&#x27;m 30 and have a child. I really don&#x27;t like missing my daughters bedtime just because some idiot crashed his car on the bridge (at least once per week) on the way home.<p>By not adopting work from home, you really are making peoples lives worse, just because that;s not you today, doesn&#x27;t mean it won&#x27;t be you at some point - wait until you need to buy a house within a reasonable commute to the office; a whole lot of money for no space and living with people banging around above you!