Does the article actually do a rigorous job of disentangling the enforced social isolation of pandemic (which coincided with the peak of remote work) with the more voluntary and work-related isolation
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Does the article actually do a rigorous job of disentangling the enforced social isolation of pandemic (which coincided with the peak of remote work) with the more voluntary and work-related isolation of WFH? Asking sincerely, because for better or worse I almost uniformly refuse to give NYT clicks
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- Bluesky ↗ · first seen 2026-06-18 02:12 UTC
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