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Pavel @spavel.bsky.social · 30/07/2025

The video turns off when the driver is in motion, but now (in addition to the cognitive load of BEING IN A MEETING) the driver is also conscious that they are on camera. Because what we really need, what we CRAVE as a society, are more fatigued and disengaged drivers.

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Study: Camera Use in Virtual Meetings Leads to Fatigue, Disengagement

Camera on or off? It's one of the requisite decisions that employees make—sometimes several times a day—in the new normal of remote work and virtual meetings.

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Pavel @spavel.bsky.social · 30/07/2025

The meeting happening during commute hours, in which the driver is half-present, could have been an email. If the driver's participation was so important, it could have been scheduled during a time they could give it their full attention — or they could have just stayed home to take the call.

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Pavel @spavel.bsky.social · 30/07/2025

But then we get into the MULTIPLE layers of presentee-ism on display. First, it's not enough to have the driver join over audio. They need to be camera-on, because "presence" is valued over actual meaningful contribution. But second - they're in the car because of "return to office."

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Sado @marinovic.bsky.social · 30/07/2025

Unless this is for ppl already late to work I’m not sure how you justify asking someone to work before their day has started. Unless they just own us forever now.

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5,000 Epstein Files for Every American Adult @tobellz.bsky.social · 30/07/2025

Take the train!

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Periwinkle Pachyderm @periwinklep.bsky.social · 30/07/2025

This is all so crazy making. Capitalism has decided that working remotely from a space where the worker has total control of the environment, allowing them to be most productive, is no longer allowed. But working while driving a car, endangering everyone in their path, is cool. Bullshit society.

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