[Simulacra]

Agreed. It's not money, its proximity. I was more lonely than ever during WFH. Not having a daily forced human interaction (work) was crippling.

[kubielid]

> It's not money, its proximity.

If that’s the case then how do you solve the proximity problem when you have $0 and 0 free time?

Honestly this thread is chock full of: “I’m rich and still lonely!” people who are so far off the mark on rationalizing my suggestion that I feel a need to amend my gp:

“pay people more, work them less, and learn how to have empathy for other people”