Those things aren't bad ideas. However: Teachers, nurses, janitors, waiters and so on can't work remotely. Splitting things up that naturally group together l

Those things aren't bad ideas. However: Teachers, nurses, janitors, waiters and so on can't work remotely. Splitting things up that naturally group together likely has some costs. VC's might not want to invest in a startup in, say, Tulsa, OK. I've read that some are changing their minds, and it'll happen some, but clusters do happen for a reason, and fighting that may create some problems.