didn't need a fifteen-minute conversation, just some human interaction. It can be had, and easily: a gesture, a joke, something that says, I live in this world too.
In his book "Calypso," David Sedaris expresses the idea that meaningful human connections don't necessarily require lengthy discussions. A brief interaction can be enough to affirm our shared existence. Simple gestures or lighthearted jokes can break down barriers and foster understanding between individuals.
He suggests that these small moments of connection are crucial for reminding us that we are not alone in the world; rather, we are all navigating life together. By acknowledging each other's presence, we can create a sense of community and shared humanity without needing extensive conversations.
