"Coworking - being coworker" is just another name for "sharing a workstation because there's not enough aggregate demand to let you open a business completely of your own".
Been a coworker / being in a coworking environment is nice, sharing your workstation makes you meet many interesting people, usually you're projected in a stimulating and composite atmosphere. But the truth - or, as I prefer, the fact - is that you are forced to share your workplace exclusively because you can't afford the costs of having one of your own, and you can't because there's not enough demand for (your) goods and services.
So, stop making coworking popular. Being a coworker is just another way to celebrate how our economy is going bananas.
I am Domenico La Tosa, an IT analyst, webdesigner, fixer, Intel and ASUS expert, Windows10 insider.
My coworker, Alessia Curcio, is a graphic designer, web content manager and nerd. You can find her 
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