Ah sure, that's a broader claim and I think is less obviously true. In general, I think a lot of existential crises are caused by having some psychological nee

Ah sure, that's a broader claim and I think is less obviously true. In general, I think a lot of existential crises are caused by having some psychological need not met, and so making sure psychological needs are met seems like a reasonable approach for preventing/addressing them. Another part of this claim that's not super obvious to me is how/why _helping_ people specifically is important, as opposed other ways you can have people in your life.