• treefrog
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    9 months ago

    I hear you about the articles bias towards personal responsibility when tackling an issue that is structural.

    And my point stands. Elon, for example, has come out heavily against WFH because fewer people will be driving his cars. In other words, WFH is bad for the car and oil/gas lobbyists and good for the planet.

    If governments started offering incentives for WFH, it would be one way of turning off the tap.