@evan Yes, but that should apply to any and every citizen. You should be able to live walking distance from work. Daily commute is the worst invention.
@evan I said yes, separate, but⦠within walking distance and of average means for their constituents
@neontapir yes is same, not separate.
@evan it's important to have a good work/life balance
@evan No, but. Even if you have an important job, you should be able to have a private life, and it's easier to separate that from work if your workplace and your home are separate.
But you'd still want a place in your house where you can do a bit of work; it's hard not to take some things home.
@evan Define democratic country π
@evan Not yet. If we get there someone where the risk of confusing personal and professional roles is minimal, I wouldn't mind. But definitely not yet.
@evan no, but they should have that available as needed
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I think it's fine. Saves time and money. We don't really want to have a crisis blow up because the President is stuck in traffic on his daily commute.
Of course, I mean "President" generically. With the current one, the less he does, the better.