Why do humans have a need for social interaction?

Imagine a world where you're the only person left. No friends, no family, no strangers to pass on the street. Sounds peaceful, right? Wrong. As humans, we're hardwired for connection. From the moment we're born, we crave interaction, touch, and belonging. But why? What drives this innate need to be around others? Is it simply survival instinct, or is there something deeper at play? In the next few minutes, we'll dive into the fascinating world of human social behavior, exploring the psychological, biological, and evolutionary reasons behind our need for companionship. Get ready to uncover the secrets of why we just can't seem to go it alone.

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