It's still a much higher bandwidth, lower friction channel than contemporary videoconferencing systems. Even a little bit of lag destroys normal human conversat

It's still a much higher bandwidth, lower friction channel than contemporary videoconferencing systems. Even a little bit of lag destroys normal human conversational flow. Big tech companies these days have multiple buildings and all their conferences rooms wired. You experience the difference between in-person and videoconference collaboration on a daily basis. Quite a bit can get done on Zoom, but for anything intricate the trek to the other person's office is worth it.