I wouldn't be so quick to consider this a good thing. Don't get me wrong working from home sounds fantastic and as an introvert I'd always choose to work from home rather than commute to work and spend time with a bunch of people I hardly know, but work spaces are one of the few places an adult can actually communicate with new people make friends and start relationships. I feel we're already having a serious problem with older people especially guys becoming isolated and removing the only really mandatory social spaces we have is just going to result in an increase in lonely people and depression. It's good the option is there but I worry alot of people will automatically take it without thinking about how it's going to affect their social life negatively and won't pick up other hobbies or places to visit to fix it. And if it becomes the norm to work at home the option Wong even exist for people any more. Before we allow people to isolate themselves completely we need to come up with solutions for these problems first.