Good thread ... and before anyone shouts "bias" ...
https://twitter.com/chris_herd/status/1485961926547058695
.. having spent a year researching the changes in our economic system - leadingedgeforum.turtl.co/story/on-indus… ... there is a new form of organisation ... 
... to keep it simple.
Unfortunately this does mean that many of our support systems from the housing people live in to local services need to adapt to this new world. Or we can try to "reverse" evolution as per the Minister for Biz - dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1… ... which never works out well.
And there are reasons - though mostly to do with power relationships, existing capital - for why some very traditionally minded folk want to get everyone back into the office. I say that with a touch of scorn because they are threatening future competitiveness for self interest.
But the importance of power and control mechanisms on restricting the population are not lost on me. I understand how society has used physical location as a barrier i.e. in the past when you changed jobs, many often needed to change house, the kids school etc ...
,,, and I am mindful that as those restrictions / constraints / pressures have been reduced then the population has often turned more rebellious over other constraints. But I want us to adapt not re-apply those old systems of oppression.
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