> I wouldn't necessarily call it "being ahead" to embrace increased isolation from other human beings. Yeah, sorry, I wasn't clear. I was referring to stuff li

> I wouldn't necessarily call it "being ahead" to embrace increased isolation from other human beings. Yeah, sorry, I wasn't clear. I was referring to stuff like this in GP's comment: > Article about Gaia-X in major German newspaper FAZ explained that on AWS you can spin up your own infrastructure, "sometimes even without talking to anyone from sales", from your home! I personally love human interactions, but the idea that I'd have to call Joe in sales to spin up a VM for a few hours is ludicrous. Likewise for a lot of routine mundane stuff that is easily automatable. I think the world will be poorer if we move humans out of our daily interactions, but that doesn't mean there isn't a lot to gain by moving the humans to where they can what they do best - namely be human!