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QuickComplaint9 t1_itqh3ag wrote
Reply to comment by darkpaladin in Rather than heralding a new era of prosperity for rural and remote regions, remote working, inspired by the pandemic, is exacerbating the global urban-rural divide in the digital platform labour market by giuliomagnifico
That's because Texas privatized their electricity. AKA instead of being a government run service, they sold out to private companies who care only about profits.
QuickComplaint9 t1_itqgv1o wrote
Reply to comment by darkpaladin in Rather than heralding a new era of prosperity for rural and remote regions, remote working, inspired by the pandemic, is exacerbating the global urban-rural divide in the digital platform labour market by giuliomagnifico
You can live in a city and still work remote. Being in a city doesn't mean you should be forced to sit in an open box with dozens of people yapping at once under fluorescent lighting.
QuickComplaint9 t1_itqhgkn wrote
Reply to comment by davidellis23 in Rather than heralding a new era of prosperity for rural and remote regions, remote working, inspired by the pandemic, is exacerbating the global urban-rural divide in the digital platform labour market by giuliomagnifico
None of those activities sound appealing to me except museums. And how often do you realistically visit a museum? Maybe once every three years?
Also have you been to a rural area? Not sure what you consider "ethnic food" but most rural areas in the US have authentic Mexican food at the very least. Is that not "exotic" enough for you?