> Remote work is still challenging though. The nature of not being able to get person-to-person time (regardless of how good video calls get) will always remain

> Remote work is still challenging though. The nature of not being able to get person-to-person time (regardless of how good video calls get) will always remain a challenge in its own right. Even as a remote worker, I used to think this was true. I no longer believe this is the case. In remote video calls each human is like an augmented cyborg integrated with their computer and the internet. The nature of IRL meetings tend to disrupt the augmentation aspect. Above a certain number of people perhaps augmentation becomes more obstacle then advantage though. The above is anecdotal and your experience may differ.