> There are a lot of positives with working from home but dont forget about the wider repercussions
The issue I have with that type of argument is you're moralising on causing harm to one group of people to limit harm to another group.
Who gets to decide how do do that?
And then you could also moralise by saying the commuting causes huge amounts of pollutants which cause actual harm to people's health. And the stress of the commute. And the lack of family time. Etc.
The issue I have with that type of argument is you're moralising on causing harm to one group of people to limit harm to another group.
Who gets to decide how do do that?
And then you could also moralise by saying the commuting causes huge amounts of pollutants which cause actual harm to people's health. And the stress of the commute. And the lack of family time. Etc.