Without the ability to interact with one another, we also lose the ability to care for one another. Seeing your neighbor on a run at the park or the neighborhood convenience store; bumping into friends at the local coffee shop; the casual conversations that happen while waiting for the bus, the library, or even the neighborhood bar. These moments of interaction, though seemingly small, are key to our wellbeing, or lack of it.

  • Dark Arc@social.packetloss.gg
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    20 days ago

    Who has time to visit a park?

    Me.

    There are no more neighborhood stores of any kind.

    Depends on the neighborhood.

    No one can afford a coffee shop.

    Seriously? Then how are there so many in business?

    And who wants to talk to random strangers at the bus stop?

    I’m game. I do it in airports, we have fun.