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Key takeaways from The Psychological Benefits of Commuting to Work

Many people who have been working from home are experiencing a void they can’t quite name. Open at source

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Many people liberated from the commute have experienced a void they can’t quite name. In it, all theaters of life collapse into one. There are no beginnings or endings.
After a brief period of jubilation, I began to wonder if getting to work was the same as getting to work
“Rituals are friction,” he told me. Like the commute, “they slow us down. They’re so antithetical to most of our life, which is all about efficiency and speed.”
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