And I would be one of them.
But the post to which I replied was recommending remote work while residing in a foreign country to avoid US taxes on the first $120,000 of income. That is an extremely rare combination of circumstances which requires quite a bit of luck to encounter and flexible attitudes to adapt to the changes in lifestyle. As good as those deals can be, they don't last very long either.
BTDT
Like I said, "it cannot work for everybody, or even very many people."
These days, I can work mostly from home in a US setting. Even so, there are facilities and equipment which I cannot bring to my house. A central facility is needed for certain tests and experiments.
I have also seen many five-minute lunchroom conversations which decided multi-million-dollar product development and sales activities. There is a critical need for face-to-face personal contacts in such matters and a corporate office of some kind is a good way to inspire them. A small corporate office, with a lunchroom and conference rooms is what I see that works best.
Remote work is definitely here to stay, regardless of how it may offend the egos of corporate executives and managers. But there remains a need for some office space. Just not as much as we have now.
That happens a lot around here. I do that a lot around here.
I have met police officers who are doing everything they can to avoid patrol assignments in Black and Hispanic areas. It is a losing proposition for White men, who will usually be sacrificed when there is a use-of-force incident involving Blacks or Hispanics.
For that matter, I have seen that White men get more severely criticized for any use-of-force incident than Women or Black officers. Hispanics may occasionally get thrown under the bus if a perpetrator is Black. Otherwise, they skate. Women and Blacks are mostly ignored when there is an incident. "Two weeks paid administrative leave" is the standard resolution for the favored ones.
Police departments have a hard time recruiting these days and that is for good reasons. Police are used by the politicians as tools to enforce their orders. Law enforcement is a secondary consideration, and protected classes are increasingly exempt from law enforcement. Good officers get very frustrated with this environment.
This is not a good place for White men in particular. It is not a good place for good men of any race or ethnic background.
The problem originates with the rulers, not the police.