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Have you ever wondered why strangers often seem nicer and more courteous than the people we interact with on a daily basis? From holding doors open to offering a smile, it's as if strangers are more willing to show kindness and empathy. But is this just a myth or is there some truth to it? In this thought-provoking video, we explore the reasons behind why strangers may seem nicer than our own people, and what it says about human nature and our relationships. Join us as we dive into the psychology and sociology behind this phenomenon and discover some surprising insights that might just change the way you interact with others.
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