A potential danger to America I didn't consider till now. The Bay Area seems to be less attractive to founders. What if this makes America as a country less attractive to immigrant founders? What if instead of going to another US city, they don't go to the US at all?

I know founders don't feel the same need to move to the US that they used to. The question is how much of this is due to the change in their opinion of the Bay Area specifically, rather than e.g. greater optimism about remote work, or decreased interest in the US overall.

As well as the obvious new generation of startups enabling remote work, there will be another new generation doing things enabled *by* remote work.

What will these ideas be? I don't know; this kind of idea is harder to predict. But if you have an idea of this type (even if, perhaps especially if, it wasn't consciously meant to be), the winds are favorable.

Note that "enabled by" doesn't imply the contribution of remote work is always positive, merely that the startup is enabled to exist. That could mean that it fixes problems caused by remote work.