Tag: kinetic social bonding

The irreplaceable value of physical proximity in kinetic social bonding

Today we’re going to revisit my theory of kinetic social bonding and delve deeper into a part of the equation that I think is particularly relevant these days: time together.

To start, let’s quickly review the general theory of kinetic social bonding:

Kinetic social bonding: the theory that shared physical movement at higher speeds strengthens existing, and facilitates the development of new, social bonds.

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Exploring the link between speed, movement and relationships

I’ve been chewing on a theory I call kinetic social bonding, and this article is my first attempt to start fleshing it out.

Discussing, refining and understanding this theory may help us all better appreciate the strong social bonds in our lives already, and develop the way we form social connections in the future.

Also, ironically, what better time to evaluate the intricacies of social dynamics than right now, while we’re all social distancing, quarantining and trudging through the COVID-19 crisis.

I’d be honored to hear what you think of this theory and any additional angles you think need to be explored or included in the thought process.

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