Lost Connections is a fantastic book on this. While it's definitely worth a read, the author's core argument is eroding community structures have led to an exp

Lost Connections is a fantastic book on this. While it's definitely worth a read, the author's core argument is eroding community structures have led to an explosion in mental illness. He has a very interesting tale of a man in a small village who is essentially supported by everyone else there and with that is helped Compared to the typical Western solution assuming your poor or homeless neighbor is the responsibility of some outside entity. Online interactions also have a tendency to be very impersonal , and very mean. I don't really use any social media aside from this ( although that will change when I start promoting my side project game, I'll never speak outside of just promoting the game or asking for community feedback). I'm very much looking forward to a post-corona world, my hope would be that more people embrace this beautiful world of ours instead of arguing about which movie casted who on Reddit all day.