How Remote Work Will Decrease Innovation and Productivity

The Atlantic's Kayla Botany said remote work might actually decrease innovation and productivity growth because there's no way to replace the physical agglomeration effects of just being in a big city. As we slowly move more kinds of interactions online, then they can become the basis for innovation. But we have to work to make those things happen because we haven't been doing them online. We have to find ways to do them so that they can be more natural, fluid and satisfying.