Amazon will allow many employees to work remotely indefinitely

Re:Amazon will allow many employees to work remotely indefin... by munificent on Monday October 11, 2021 @04:19PM (#28832569)

I think you're oversimplified and over-regimenting. Cities are like organisms. A healthy city needs a large number of different kinds of organs and systems all working in concert. Some may not be entirely essential—you can live without an appendix and give up a kidney—but almost all of them need to be in place to have something someone would call a thriving city.

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Re:Amazon will allow many employees to work remotely indefin... by kodah on Monday October 11, 2021 @04:56PM (#28832970)

Can you be more specific about what you're arguing? I can't really tell.

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Re:Amazon will allow many employees to work remotely indefin... by munificent on Monday October 11, 2021 @06:54PM (#28834036)

I'm saying artists and musicians aren't a bonus. A city without them might be functional, but no one would love it and few would call it thriving. No part of a city is really inessential.

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Re:Amazon will allow many employees to work remotely indefin... by kodah on Monday October 11, 2021 @11:49PM (#28835850)

My hometown wasn't really known for artists or artistry and I still loved it. I think the desire to be around art is one that only part (maybe even a small part) of the country shares. Having it is nice, but not having it isn't really missing out on much, and it's fairly low on the hierarchy of needs.

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