In public spaces, the hustle and bustle leads people to be on a mission, focused on tasks rather than connecting with others, which is detrimental to social life.
Eric Klinenberg emphasizes that efficiency can undermine social interactions and argues for the need for environments that promote enjoyment and connection among people.
Kellie Carter Jackson argues that while people say 'misery loves company', she believes that what is essential is that misery requires kinship and community to alleviate isolation.
Both guests highlight the importance of reorienting societal structures to prioritize community-building and meaningful relationships over individualistic efficiency.
#social-connections #community-building #cultural-practices #public-spaces #relationship-development
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