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The mental issues you describe hit everyone, even that vast majority of people who go in to work every day. I would more readily ascribe them to the declining a
by OfSanguineFire 3y ago
The mental issues you describe hit everyone, even that vast majority of people who go in to work every day. I would more readily ascribe them to the declining amount of healthy “third places” (i.e. neither work nor home) in modern US society, not remote jobs.
- majormajor 3y agoThe comment I was replying to put the blame for mental health on "parents having jobs outside of the home during childhood." I think there are far more impactful socialization changes to the childhood experience in the last fifty years than just that; I'm not suggesting that a three year spike in remote work has caused immediate widespread harm.