The loneliness paradox


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WE live in the most connected period in human history. Messages travel instantly across continents, friendships are maintained through group chats, and social media allows us to see what others are doing at any moment. Yet paradoxically, many people – especially young people – are feeling deeply alone.

This contradiction raises an important question: How can a society that is more digitally connected than ever also feel increasingly socially isolated?

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