According to the [curbed.com] link provided by the sibling comment, the proportion of people moving for work has increased significantly. At the same time, it

According to the [curbed.com] link provided by the sibling comment, the proportion of people moving for work has increased significantly. At the same time, it didn't provide detailed information. So when you have trends going in opposite directions, you can't say a priori if they cancelled out. People are clearly moving less; if the information posted is accurate, more of the moves are for work. But why can't we start by examining the source of the opinion? My instinct was that it is ill-founded, but who knows if I am right, because I was guessing. What is the reason that you believe people are moving less for work in the first place? It doesn't take research or debate tactics to simply say "this is what convinced me".