The exploration of selfhood has been a longstanding human concern, dating back to archaic Greek poets who recognized the self as relational, formed through public interaction. Today, in a digitally fluid world, individuals confront similar uncertainties about identity, belonging, and autonomy, highlighting the need for community and shared experience amidst personal challenges.
Why Being Humble Matters More Than Being Confident: An Excerpt from “Talking to Strangers” by Malcolm Gladwell
In a world that rewards certainty and quick judgments, humility is not weakness. It is responsibility. By being less confident in our assumptions and more open to uncertainty, we create space for fairness, compassion, and understanding. When it comes to judging strangers, being humble does not just make us wiser—it makes us human.

