> remote work is harmful The article makes no such argument; it merely says that shifts in how people work may cause problems. Everyone wins if we try and anti

> remote work is harmful The article makes no such argument; it merely says that shifts in how people work may cause problems. Everyone wins if we try and anticipate problems and prevent them. No one is being manipulated and no one is pulling any strings here. I can claim anyone and anything I don't like is being "directed", without evidence of course. Fact is, sometimes a change (a neutral change, or even a good change) can also cause unintended side-effects, and that's not a conspiracy.