Lonely in a Room Full of Friends | Sartre

Ever felt totally alone in a room full of your closest friends? You’re laughing, nodding along, but inside there’s this strange distance - like you're watching your life through glass. It turns out this isn't a social flaw. In 1943, French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre explained why this happens through a concept called "The Look" (Le Regard). In this video, we explore why true connection often feels just out of reach, and why being around people can actually make us feel more isolated. 👁️