But for the audience, can you reflect a little bit on how the complexity of research on remote work doesn't usually make it into those splashy headlines? And are we doomed to a life of loneliness if we choose to work remotely?

Yeah, I love your question, Nancy, because that's a very dear topic to me.

Those two studies you mentioned, they are very good studies.

They are excellent.

They use excellent methodology, excellent data, and their conclusions are more or less that.

which you said, but the devil is in the details.

If you want to really understand what the research says, sometimes headlines are not enough.

So can you talk to us a little bit about the paradoxes that we find on this topic? and perhaps also identify some ways we might think about improving remote work?