Episode 9 Why do humans crave the attention of strangers

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Episode 9 Why do humans crave the attention of strangers

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In this episode of The Living Word Podcast, Rhamiel discusses the modern phenomenon of our craving for attention from strangers, particularly within the digital arena of social media. He dives into the psychological basis of our online interactions and explores the concepts of validation and fear of missing out (FOMO). Rhamiel elaborates that every like, comment and share that we receive acts as tiny victories validating our existence. He explains the allure of the unknown, emphasizing how the intrigue strangers represent stimulates our social engagement. Rhamiel concludes by emphasizing our inherent nature as social creatures, craving not only for approval but also for community and a sense of belonging. He encourages the audience to understand and embrace this aspect of human behavior, while also maintaining genuine real-world connections.

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