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The village effect

Book • 2014
Susan Pinker's "The Village Effect" explores the profound impact of face-to-face social interaction on human health and happiness.

Pinker's research delves into the reasons why strong social connections are crucial for well-being, drawing on evidence from various cultures and communities.

The book highlights the importance of regular, meaningful interactions and how they contribute to both physical and mental health.

Pinker challenges the notion that technology can fully replace in-person connections, emphasizing the unique benefits of face-to-face communication.

Ultimately, "The Village Effect" advocates for fostering stronger social bonds as a key element of a fulfilling and healthy life.

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Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by Manoush Zomorodi as the author of 'The Village Effect', discussed in relation to loneliness and social connection.
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Meditations On Loneliness
Mentioned as a resource that suggests technology helps bring people together for face-to-face connection.
3656: The Opposite of Loneliness by Ryan Frederick of Here.life on Intentional Lifestyle Design
Mentioned by Manoush Zomorodi as a book exploring the importance of social connections for health and well-being.
Listen Again: Meditations on Loneliness
Mentioned by Greg Audino while discussing the importance of social interaction and its impact on longevity, referencing her TED Talk.
2384: The One Thing That Makes For a Happier, Longer Life by Dr. Jenny Brockis on Quality of Relationships

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