For all the talk about the wonder of remote working, new nomadic lifestyles, changes to the notion of work, we will soon find the foundations of life are not made for it. Where do you pay income tax if you live in Texas but work for a New York company? Do you need a working Visa for the USA or Indonesia to be in Bali, working on website design for an American company? Can we start working 80% full time when we don't need to be in the office? What stops Salaries dropping when workers can live in cheaper places and do the same work? What happens to working hours when people live in different time zones? What happens when your company offers Illinois health insurance but you live in Idaho? How can Universities charge the same for education when there is no scarcity to attendance to drive up costs ? Perhaps we will snap back to the norm fast and these questions won't be addressed. …see more