Loneliness and Connection
The rise of contactless interactions, accelerated by the pandemic, poses a threat to community and social skills essential for a healthy democracy. As local businesses struggle, the need for in-person connections becomes even more critical. Despite the convenience of technology, the innate human desire for togetherness suggests a future where people will seek out meaningful interactions again. Parents play a crucial role in fostering social habits in their children to combat loneliness.In this clip
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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
The Economics of Loneliness — with Noreena Hertz
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