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People do not often interact with their neighbours and this can be harmful for building communities. What are the possible causes and how can this be solved? ⠀

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People
 may not communicate with their
neighbours
 because they want to communicate selectively, with
people
 they like, but
neighbours
 nowadays are often random
people
 in an apartment building or a new residential area. It's hard to build a community out of random
people
.
This
 means that there is a need to look for something in common that could connect
people
, wherever they live. The
first
 cause of the problem may be that
people
 buy housing, based on the availability of the necessary money to buy or the proximity of housing to transport. But they are in no way guided by the
people
 who live there, they do not know anything about them.
For example
,
people
 from different cities and regions find themselves in a new apartment building, they have never met each other before, it is difficult for them to find a common language. The
second
 reason might be that
people
 are moving to a new location because it is conveniently located to get to work,
for example
. And
this
 has nothing to do with the question of who lives in the vicinity,
neighbours
 and their interests are not even considered.
For example
,
people
 come to Moscow to work, they don't care who lives nearby. The solution to the problem might be that
people
 could have
a
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 possibility to live where they want and work remotely.
Then
 they would be in the mood to go out on their street and communicate with their
neighbours
. In
such
 a case, they will not view the accommodation as simply a place to sleep. In conclusion, building a human community requires
people
 to put human values and interests
first
. If
people
 are united by common values and are able to live close to each other and communicate more often, they can build a real community to live in.
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