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What does it matter what the video represents? The point of meeting is to communicate thoughts. As long as the idea gets across, who cares if they have video enabled or what the video looks like compared to real life?

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The thesis of the post is that the communication bandwidth over Zoom is far less than in-person, which I can overall agree with.

What can be done in an in person meeting that cannot be done over even email?

Rooms can fill with CO2 and become truly smelly. And I don't just mean having to smell everyone else's lunch.

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