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Both King Henri VI and Socrates knew how to engage with children.
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Montaigne said he found nothing more notable in the life of Socrates than that he was very gifted at playing with children. In his later years, Socrates spent many hours playing games and giving children piggybacks for 'all actions, says philosophy, equally become and equally hon...
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It's easy to think we possess reasonable social skills because we know how to have a conversation with strangers and can occasionally make a whole group laugh.
A greater test than this, and surprising in its ability to trip us up, is to have a pleasant time with a...
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The reason why we may feel tongue-tied and inept around shy five-year-olds or a moody 10-year-old is that children are unable to do any of the usual things that ease social encounters between adult strangers.
They don't ask polite questions about what we've been up to. They...
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