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The village effect
Susan Pinker · 初版 2014 年
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“本书与我们最深刻的人生经历产生共鸣，解释了我们为何信任他人并建立起相伴一生的纽带，以及为何忽视这些联系会带来巨大的代价。Pinker 解答了数字时代人际关系的关键问题，例如：在儿童学习新技能、成年人坠入爱河、洽谈商业交易以及逐渐老去的过程中，面对面的互动究竟有多重要？人类是如何进化出如此敏锐的信任与背叛晴雨表的——如果你没有与伴侣面对面，这些机制还能发挥作用吗？为什么女性常常成为催
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如果你喜欢这个，可能也会喜欢 Susan Pinker 的《The Village Effect》[1]。作者在书中记录了社交联系影响我们身心健康的各种方式。正如这篇文章和书中所说，“孤独会杀人”，但这对那些……
If you like this you may also enjoy "The Village Effect" by Susan Pinker[1]. In the book the author documents various ways in which social connectedness impacts our well being. As this article and book say "loneliness kills", but what does that mean for those…
如果你觉得这个挺有意思，可能会喜欢 Susan Pinker 写的《The Village Effect》[1]。它对这种现象进行了更深入的探讨。如果社交孤立真的像吸烟或缺乏锻炼一样致命，我们是不是该以同等程度的重视来对待这个问题？也许……
If you find this interesting you may enjoy The Village Effect[1] by Susan Pinker. It's a more in-depth look at this phenomenon. If social isolation is as deadly as smoking or not exercising, should we approach the problem with a similar level of seriousness? Maybe…
解释面对面交流必要性的好书有 Susan Pinker 的《The Village Effect》（人类需要面对面的社交来提升心理健康，并激发内啡肽、催产素等所有的快乐源泉），以及 Iain McGilchrist 的《The Master and his Emissary》。……
Excellent books explaining the need for face-to-face communication are "The Village Effect" by Susan Pinker (humans need face-to-face socializing to enhance mental health, and feel all the happy juices like endorphins, oxytocin, etc), and "The Master and his Emmisary", by Iain McGilchrist.…
……直接“去游泳”，跳进湖里吧。没错，你会浑身湿透，看起来很蠢，还会搞得一团糟。但这是绕不过去的。越早越好。如果你需要给自己找个下水的理由，我推荐《The Village Effect》。从统计学上看，拥有丰富人际关系的人过得更好。你准备拿自己的命打赌自己是个例外吗？帕斯卡都得甘拜下风。更尖锐点说，你真能说自己审视过……
…go swimming" and jump in the lake. Yes, you'll get wet, look stupid, and make a mess. There's no way around that. The sooner the better. If you need to reason yourself into the water, I recommend "The Village Effect." Statistically, humans fair better with a rich tapestry of relationships. Are you ready to bet your life on being the exception? Move over, Pascal. More pointedly, can you really say you've examined…