>There's nothing magical about in-person communication.
Other the fact that the brains of our entire specie has evolved for millions of years for this exact type of communication, there isn't anything magical, I guess...
The information bandwidth of in-person communication is absolutely unparalleled, even if technology can now match in latency.
Good luck replicating body language, eye contacts, subtle facial cues etc with Slack messages.
Other the fact that the brains of our entire specie has evolved for millions of years for this exact type of communication, there isn't anything magical, I guess...
The information bandwidth of in-person communication is absolutely unparalleled, even if technology can now match in latency.
Good luck replicating body language, eye contacts, subtle facial cues etc with Slack messages.