Is our world particularly people-centric? It may be just what we are used to. If I want to mail something to someone, I go to a post office or a post box and ma

Is our world particularly people-centric? It may be just what we are used to. If I want to mail something to someone, I go to a post office or a post box and mail it. If I want to have dinner with the family, I go to the dining room or the kitchen with food. If I want to talk face to face with someone, I physically walk to the location that "contains" them (office/room/house) and talk to them. People are not instantly available objects that we interact with in the real world, so I imagine the "block" is somewhere in there.