As a physicist, in the spaces I've been in we did not find a way to successfully adjust to WFH in terms of scientific communication. The most important developm

As a physicist, in the spaces I've been in we did not find a way to successfully adjust to WFH in terms of scientific communication. The most important developments occur when we sit together with one person at a whiteboard and we are just sitting and thinking in silence for extended periods. This isn't really possible on zoom, where there is a constant pressure to either talk or end the call. I understand that some have made it work, but I haven't personally seen it work. Even hooking up an iPad to draw some equations is too much friction for most people (assuming they have one)