Thread by @biancoresearch

From the story ...

"About a third of workers in the U.S. hold jobs that economists say could be done remotely."
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I agree and understanding the ramifications of this change is going to redefine the economy over the next several years.

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news.yahoo.com/little-more-re…

The tip of this iceberg is the enormous impact it will have on traffic. no mre rush hour?

Then redefining the meaning of office is next. What is its purpose? Why do we have them?

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The jobs that can be done at home, which again are one-third of the workforce, a nothing but glorified video games. My job is this and most of your jobs are as well.

We sit at computer screens and manipulate things. Essentially we are playing a video game.

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And even though work from home is more productive that an office (again for the third of the workforce), they are still Pong in the earlier 1980s. Many orders of magnitude of productive improvement is still to come.

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Work from home is going to quick ramp into something more akin to Minecraft or Fortnight. The ability to move objects and communicate in time and space is next.

How? VR, AR, the Metaverse, Web 3.0, the tokenization of the economy, DAOs, Cryptos, etc

Big changes are coming.
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This is the legacy of the pandemic and boomer/greatest generation execs that think the "way to do business" is to rush everyone into a tiny office in a big building in a city centre are going to do great damage to the entreprises.

Time to think forward or be left behind.

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