Yes there would be logistical issues if we tried to actualize this future today, rather than allowing it to naturally progress over time as I stated. Foreign c

Yes there would be logistical issues if we tried to actualize this future today, rather than allowing it to naturally progress over time as I stated. Foreign culture is irrelevant, as you can bring people in to train them on-site and then let them go back home to work.. or send someone from here over there. Also remote workers will evolve to meet whatever is necessary to make the arrangement work because the financial incentive is HUGE and isn't going anywhere. the point is that lower cost of living areas will promote remote work to transition there from high cost of living areas over time. The pandemic already showcased this. Youre right that the end result will probably be worse than what we have today, but that will not stop it from happening. they will figure out how to be good enough