Yes, having a shared purpose for a team working together in the same place is difficult to replicate. I'd argue though that, people used to have that with thei

Yes, having a shared purpose for a team working together in the same place is difficult to replicate. I'd argue though that, people used to have that with their local community, and it has since been replaced with working in jobs far away from home and the local community. This shift in working has not always been the default mode that civilization has collaborated, and a remote-first culture might enable some of the good things that come with being a part of a community along with modern technology. In my other comment, I suggested reconnecting with that local community. Maybe if you never felt that camarderie with the community you live with, then perhaps you don't know what you've been missing.