I think so. It's probably a reason why some people prefer a bit of "human buzz" when working remotely — e.g. a not-too-noisy coffee shop or a pleasant library,

I think so. It's probably a reason why some people prefer a bit of "human buzz" when working remotely — e.g. a not-too-noisy coffee shop or a pleasant library, where you can work at peace, but still feel the human presence around you. Which can be a welcome change to always working from home.