I've been fully remote for years and overall, remote wins for me. But there are some things I think are good about periodic in-person meetups. What is it

I've been fully remote for years and overall, remote wins for me. But there are some things I think are good about periodic in-person meetups. What is it about in person that makes people think more communication gets done? - The real-time nature is helpful for some tasks, although you can accomplish that nearly as well with Zoom/Meet/etc. - I haven't found an online alternative that truly matches the ease of use and "flow" of a physical whiteboard. - When in-person meetings are "special" rather than an everyday norm, people seem more likely to bring their "A" game. - Lot of informal (yet important and job-related) conversation and collaboration happens in informal settings: hallways, at lunch, over drinks, at the water cooler, etc.