xeio87

xeio87 t1_jb1b9sk wrote

>My opinion is the grand experiment is ending.

It's funny because the "experiment" was a massive success, most workers are as or even more productive with WFH than they are in office.

Middle management is mad they can't micromanage anymore, so they're going to cost companies (and taxpayers, in this instance) money trying to force people back. Funniest part is they'll also probably lose some of their best employees, because only the worse employees with no alternatives are going to come back without a fight.

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xeio87 t1_j1oi0ru wrote

No power issues in my area or my parent's (or at least, nothing at my house that I can tell remotely).

Had a fun issue where my thermostat sent me a notification that my heat went out, but lucky for me power cycling the heat system a few times from my phone fixed it without me having to drive back.

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xeio87 t1_iut228h wrote

>but if you look at the value of practically any currency vs gold

Why would you look at the price of gold over the price of something like stocks though? Small amonuts of inflation promotes actually investing money rather than sitting on it, and that promotes growth of the economy.

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