The Age of Connected Isolation - More In Common

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Summary In this episode of the More In Common podcast, Gerren Taylor and Keith Richardson explore the importance of community in modern society. They discuss how technology has changed our connections, the evolutionary need for community, and the challenges posed by hyper individualism. The conversation emphasizes the biological and psychological aspects of community, the impact of modern work dynamics, and practical steps to build meaningful connections in today's world. Episode References https://www.instagram.com/reel/DC-eTrLS33u/?igsh=NjZiM2M3MzIxNA== Keywords community, connection, technology, survival, social bonds, modern challenges, hyper individualism, building community, work-life balance, oxytocin

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This episode was published on March 28, 2025.

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Summary In this episode of the More In Common podcast, Gerren Taylor and Keith Richardson explore the importance of community in modern society. They discuss how technology has changed our connections, the evolutionary need for community, and the...

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