> people never considered widescale remote work as an option, when it became a necessity, we found a way to make it work. That's literally untrue. Almost every

> people never considered widescale remote work as an option, when it became a necessity, we found a way to make it work. That's literally untrue. Almost every job I've ever had has had some element of WFH for the last 20 years. Even if your false supposition were correct it wouldn't be remotely related or comparable. > people deserve to live a life of dignity, what's the point of progress if it does not benefit all of us. not everything has to be driven by cold hearted free market ideas. we did not choose to exist. As predicted above - imposition of an unsubstantiated widespread victimhood used to inversely justify a need rather than a natural driver for it.