Why Modern Society Makes Us Feel More Lonely
SOLVED with Mark Manson
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Urban Loneliness: Connections in a Crowded World
This chapter explores the paradox of loneliness in large cities like New York, where social opportunities abound but deep connections remain elusive. It highlights how urbanization and social infrastructure can influence feelings of isolation, comparing the experience to life in smaller, more tightly-knit communities. The discussion also examines the rise of single-person households and the societal shifts contributing to this trend, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful urban planning to foster social connections.
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