> Is the problem the office or the commute? What if they are at home? Because even with Star Trek teleport WFH means do not need to dress up accordingly to so

> Is the problem the office or the commute? What if they are at home? Because even with Star Trek teleport WFH means do not need to dress up accordingly to some common social dress code, enough for traveling outside depending on the season and so on. I WFH in my underwire in a dedicated, locked, room at my own home in my own environment. So the problem is ALSO the office, not just the commute. The problem is the absurdity of keeping up models that was needed in the past, but have no reason today for most, they are needed only by some giant capital who profit pasturing humans like cows. This is the problem: a society not centered on actual tech levels and for the people instead of for exploiting the most for the interests of a very little cohort.