Tim Curry

One of the other aspects of human experience that I wanted to touch on, again, is something we've touched on the show.

We touched on it last year when we had Tim Curry on the show, and it was the notion of remote work, hybrid work, all of those sorts of things.

And one of the things I think that's an interesting emergent conversation at the moment, and this has got little to do in my mind with sort of workplace productivity, though there is a conversation there, and I think we've had that on the show before, I was thinking about it and we were chatting the other day about it from another dimension, which is, you know, like life experience aspect of going out and engaging with other humans and talking to other humans and how the younger generations are actually suffering at the moment as a result of it.

I saw something online just actually trying to draw a correlation between the employment of young engineers in technology which has dropped in the last few years, might actually correlate closer to home working than say it does to the introduction of AI into the dev chain, which I don't know whether it was right or not, but it was an interesting correlation and it was by an independent, not necessarily by a tech organization, I hasten to add.