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>Furthermore, there is no reason that remote workers would cluster by geography other than fear Amenities. Some things (and communities) just aren't available
by Qwertious 2y ago
>Furthermore, there is no reason that remote workers would cluster by geography other than fear
Amenities. Some things (and communities) just aren't available elsewhere. And some people just value their local identity too much to move.
- jt2190 2y ago> Amenities Yes, but what amenities do rust-belt cities have exclusively, that other cities can’t compete with? > … [Some] people just value their local identity too much. Sure, but I assume that there just aren’t enough of these types to stop the decline of the rust-belt, otherwise we’d see more resilience of their populations.