
In "How to Know a Person," David Brooks reveals the art of deep human connection in our age of isolation. Bill Gates calls it better than "Road to Character," praising Brooks' practical "loud listening" technique that makes people feel truly seen - a vital skill in our fragmented society.
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Have you ever felt invisible in a crowded room? That gnawing sense that people look at you but don't really *see* you? This universal hunger for recognition runs deeper than we might imagine. It's not vanity or neediness-it's as fundamental to our survival as food and water. When someone truly sees us, acknowledging our full humanity with all its contradictions and complexities, something profound shifts inside. We feel validated, understood, alive. Yet we live in an age of creeping dehumanization. People are reduced to political labels, social media profiles, data points in an algorithm. We scroll past hundreds of faces daily without pausing to wonder about the inner worlds behind them. This erosion of genuine seeing has consequences: epidemic loneliness, fractured relationships, a society where everyone talks but few truly listen. The skill of deeply knowing another person-once passed down through generations-has become dangerously rare. We're worse at reading others than we think, often projecting our own experiences onto their situations. Even married couples, despite years of intimacy, routinely miss what's happening in their partner's heart. The foundational skill isn't just being open-hearted, though that matters. It's developing specific social capabilities that help us truly see and understand others-capabilities most of us were never taught.
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