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> I really don't understand the militancy of both sides. The loudest voices are the whiniest and most entitled, thus more likely to engage in online discourse
by tqi 5y ago
> I really don't understand the militancy of both sides.
The loudest voices are the whiniest and most entitled, thus more likely to engage in online discourse about it. That in turn amplifies the team sports mentality that has become so pervasive in all aspects of society. I think most people have a moderate live/let live attitude toward it all, with the understanding that if they don't like it they will quit for something more suited to their interests.
- phendrenad2 5y agoI think you're right. Most people don't care. Remote is okay, in-office is okay, both have pros/cons. But people make it a game to shout their preferences as though the world will end if they don't get their way.
- ipaddr 5y agoOn this issue most do care. The loudest voices will win like in the case of CEO of Goldman. It will take a generation to turnover those c-levels until than it will be a battle with many employees not showing up when demanded back to the office. Feels like we are in a 60s/70s cultural change period. People are battling over what they want the world to be. This is no different.
- tqi 5y agoBy "60s/70s cultural change period", do you mean the civil rights era?