Their hypothesis is that "virtual communication hampers idea generation because the bounded virtual space shared by pairs narrows visual scope, which in turn na

Their hypothesis is that "virtual communication hampers idea generation because the bounded virtual space shared by pairs narrows visual scope, which in turn narrows cognitive scope". It seems to me the human mind is far too complex to predict the effects of such simplistic parameters, but it's still food for thought, so to speak. I personally find Zoom/Teams meetings to be soul deadening but I'm a restless, attention-deficit kind of person to begin with and I hate meetings in general. What gets the creative juices flowing probably varies from person to person, but likely reducing interaction to a small window is low on that list.