I certainly can't get into a data debate with a data scientist, but do you think part of the reason SF companies aren't offering remote work is that they don't

I certainly can't get into a data debate with a data scientist, but do you think part of the reason SF companies aren't offering remote work is that they don't have to? The biggest tech market would seem least likely to need to offer remote work - even though demand is high, it's probably much harder to find data scientists in some small suburb hours from an airport or university than it is in SF. How would those numbers look nationwide?