Remote working is gaining popularity. Do you miss the day to day human interaction?

I personally don't for two reasons. One: I've been working remotely on and off since 1988 when I started my first business, in my apartment, so it's become an entrenched habit. Two: I may have a "dual personality", that of a coder, and that of a social person. But I can't be social when I'm coding and vice versa. When trying to focus on something technical I abhor interruptions, they completely derail my work, so I find office environments to be counterproductive. When I'm working on the business side, then I embrace social interactions, but even here I prefer virtual interactions. When I participate in a Slack call, Zoom meeting, or even watch a business related YouTube Video, TED talk etc., I actually feel like I'm there, part of the group or audience. I think not missing the 'human touch' of an office environment comes down to how our brains model reality. Being able to obtain fulfillment from a virtual engagement comes down to how our brains model reality and what we choose to focus on.