Not because they are good ideas (though they may be), but because they are the inevitable result of a growing workforce and cost cutting.
If I'm at home, I'm paying for my own electricity, heat, housing, and digital connection (whatever that means 100 years from now).
It also means I don't need a car to get to work, pay for gas or spend time in traffic.
Traffic accidents also decrease, as do road repairs and other related costs.
If a person or school or business believes it can get enough productivity out of that arrangement, it's a no-brainer.
Classrooms and offices will always exist, but they will eventually be for the elite.
It will come with some cost - interpersonal relationships, opportunities for advancement, accurate labor billing, cafeteria sales - but it will come nonetheless.
[2013-03-19]
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Only when you age to the point where you realize time is finite and you won't get it back do you think twice, and often make a different choice.
[2013-03-14]
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