> If you have an excellent home with a great internet connection That's the biggest if I see. I moved across regions within my country. Where I currently am an

> If you have an excellent home with a great internet connection That's the biggest if I see. I moved across regions within my country. Where I currently am and with my current salary I can rent a room without much trobules and have access to an great internet connection. With such connection, working from home wasn't a big problem. Where I come from and with my current salary, I could easily buy an excellent house but wouldn't have a great internet connection. That would really, really affect the quality of my work and my working experience (as somebody said about videogames: videogames don't make kids violent, LAG DOES). In order to make what you say come true, public administration should really start investing heavily in connectivity. FTTH (fiber to the home) should really be the norm. Internet connectivity infrastructure should really be a basic right and public utility.