Is it your contention that the net migration out of many US urban centers that was going on through about the 1990s can never happen again? In spite of the fact that it's probably possible to do more things remotely than it was back then?

There's also a lot between a city center and true rural wilds of Wyoming (especially the way the US Census defines it). There's a lot of pretty affordable housing and land within an hour or two of most major cities with decent infrastructure, hospitals, etc. No there's not much public transportation but that's true of anywhere that people are spread out.