I also find meetings via Zoom less draining, in general, than in-person meetings. Maybe this is why: > This, too, amounts to a persistent expenditure of socia

I also find meetings via Zoom less draining, in general, than in-person meetings. Maybe this is why: > This, too, amounts to a persistent expenditure of social and cognitive labor as I inadvertently mind my image as well as the images of the other participants. If I understand the author correctly, if they don't have a constant image of themselves presented to them, they aren't constantly processing how they look to others(!)? Well, in that case, I can see why Zoom would be more draining, but, you know, welcome to my world in any situation except when I'm alone or only with my SO.