Talking to Strangers What We Should Know about the People We Don't Know
Why do we so often misjudge the people we don't know? Malcolm Gladwell explores the hidden dynamics of our interactions with strangers, from historical blunders to modern-day scandals. He argues that our default assumptions often lead us astray, urging readers to question how we interpret unfamiliar faces and behaviors. This book is for anyone curious about the surprising complexities of human connection and the crucial lessons we miss when we fail to truly see others.
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