top | item 26833114

(no title)

EdwinLarkin | 4 years ago

Believing that everything will shift to remote work and borders will disappear is in my opinion naive.

discuss

order

meheleventyone|4 years ago

Working for a fully distributed company it definitely feels like it's not naive. Certainly everything won't go this way but it's a lot easier than most people think. Apart from at setup time and with public holiday schedules those borders are not very apparent.

EdwinLarkin|4 years ago

And does your company employ hundreds of people or is it a small biz < 99 ppl?

minikites|4 years ago

Borders and nationalism are pretty recent developments on the timeline of human civilization, I don't see why both ideas couldn't fade over time.

pm90|4 years ago

It would require a sea change in thinking, or get people comfortable with the idea of not belonging to nations.

As you point out Nationalism has been a pretty recent development. It has mostly been enforced by indoctrination in the education systems and culture. While it has had many many issues, we have seen it reduce the number of conflicts and wars by a lot, and thus it appears to be a reasonable solution.

Whatever solution aims to replace it would have to not only overcome all of these barriers, but provide better results as well.

EdwinLarkin|4 years ago

Coming from a nation whose borders shifted all the time I definitely dont see it like that.