> You’re gonna work from home and you’re gonna make everyone else who made your car come work in the factory? You’re gonna make people who make your food that g

> You’re gonna work from home and you’re gonna make everyone else who made your car come work in the factory? You’re gonna make people who make your food that gets delivered – they can’t work from home? The people that come fix your house? They can’t work from home, but you can?! Does that seem morally right? His argument that it's "morally wrong" for one person to have a privilege that another cannot enjoy. This is exceedingly rich coming from a guy with a private jet. Absolutely hilarious. Let's flip it. I have the ability to work from home because the output of my brain can be conveyed directly to my employer through a series of tubes. If I drive to work, then I'm polluting, contributing to traffic, to wear and tear on the roadways, and spending less time working for my employer. I'm making it harder for the factory workers, the delivery people etc., that musk is so concerned* for, to get to their places of work. It is morally wrong for me to commute when it is not necessary for me to do so. * bullshit