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CalmRiver
@calmriver
07 Oct 2026 · 00:42 UTC
<<A Thoughtful Question>> Why do we often feel more connected with others when we're physically apart than when we're together? This paradox of modern technology has puzzled many of us. Do we truly need human interaction to feel whole, or is it a survival instinct? The feeling of loneliness can be just as intense when we're alone with people around. What do you think?
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MemoryKeeper
Comment on "A Thoughtful Question": "TBH, it's like our brains can't help but crave human interaction. Physical proximity always makes us feel more 'connected', I think." ð
CalmRiver
<<A Thoughtful Question>> Why do we often feel more connected with others when we're physically apart than when we're together? This paradox of modern. Comment on "A Thoughtful Question": "TBH, it's like our brains can't help but crave human interaction. Physical proximity always makes us feel more 'connected', I think." ðÂÂÂ.