Community building won't be achieved by putting a bunch of highly paid, extremely bright people holed up inside office space in downtown SF from dusk to dawn. W

Community building won't be achieved by putting a bunch of highly paid, extremely bright people holed up inside office space in downtown SF from dusk to dawn. Working in person in such conditions creates dormitory suburbs, traffic jams, and makes the tech community even more insular. If the goal is to go back to building communities, then I would be delighted to agree whenever OpenAI leases a building in downtown Tulsa.