We live in a world where reality shows aren’t real, influencers feel like friends, and screens replace connection. But what’s the hidden cost?
In this episode of Second Thoughts with Dr. Roger Hall, we dive into parasocial relationships. The one-sided bonds we form with people online and explore why they can leave us lonelier, more distracted, and less connected to the people who truly matter.
Discover the psychology behind why your brain craves constant stimulation, why “boring” real-life relationships bring peace, and how leaders and business owners can protect themselves and their teams from the quiet epidemic of loneliness.
💡 What You’ll Learn:
Why your brain feels connected to influencers and reality TV stars you’ve never met.
How constant digital stimulation reshapes your brain and fuels loneliness.
Why “boring” real-life relationships bring peace and lasting connection.

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