Oh, how rich. As if this is new.

More of that American ideal (aka delusion) that a 1950s style lifestyle is The Natural Order Of Things. It's not. It's very much an anomaly.

It's a terrible article that very much throws the baby out with the bathwater. As someone who likes moving around and did so a lot as a military wife, the sneering tone of the article that frames anyone who moves a lot as some kind of victim who has been denied a real life really does not go over well with me.

There are, no doubt, genuine criticisms to made of the current trend towards jobs with long hours and no benefits and the like. This has really nothing to do with the trend towards digital nomads.

Further, some of what he criticizes likely falls under the heading of "Excess student loans are ruining the lives of modern Americans" rather than the heading of being a digital nomad per se.

There is a real need for genuinely affordable housing. But if you are a single parent, working from home -- the way most of humanity basically did for thousands of years -- is a boon, not a problem. It allows you to take care of family and also make some money.

I just have nothing good to say about this article. I'm also personally offended at the use of the term homeless in the title to basically mean something like rootless or without a real sense of belonging. It is a really inflammatory and misleading title.