But will the best talent continue to be geographically clustered? Geography historically dictated educational and professional opportunities so there was cluste

But will the best talent continue to be geographically clustered? Geography historically dictated educational and professional opportunities so there was clustering and then, arguably an amplification effect from the top professionals being physically proximate and collaborating. You can argue how much of this geographic advantage erodes with the move to remote, but it seems hard to dispute that at least some of it will go away.