Re: Is it true that strong "social connections" are required for happiness?
I just saw a PBS show about emotional health that claims "social connections" are required for happiness. Do you believe this is true? ...or
Perhaps it is propaganda to undermine the happiness of independent people who don't always require the "emotional support" of others?
What do you think?
Is it true that strong "social connections" are required for happiness?
Perhaps it is propaganda to undermine the happiness of independent people who don't always require the "emotional support" of others?
What do you think?
Is it true that strong "social connections" are required for happiness?
Maybe. But when do we need them? Is it something like water or vitamin d that I have to periodically top-up on?
I just saw a PBS show about emotional health that claims "social connections" are required for happiness. Do you believe this is true?
Yes, though it's not a matter of belief, this is science. Human beings are primates, we are social creatures. We need strong social bonds for our health and happiness.All experimental results must first pass through the scientist's squishy pink spectacles, before he interprets them and writes down what he truly believes that his scientific findings were.
