This is terribly written. I have a lot of useful virtual meetings, they are usually me and one or two people and it has a specific task to be done that is known

This is terribly written. I have a lot of useful virtual meetings, they are usually me and one or two people and it has a specific task to be done that is known beforehand where people have things prepared and we either join things or have to come to an agreement or decision. It's not useful to classify all meetings the same. And I feel that virtual or in person meetings are vaguely similar, the issue is the cost of human hours in virtual meetings may appear hidden or they be too easy to schedule, so people may schedule more meetings that may be unnecessary in virtual settings when they don't few the need to check with each party if they will be available at the specific place, which is required when meeting in person.