One will drive people into isolation. The separation of tasks you speak of completely ignores human emotion!
How could one possibly build good interpersonal relationships with that? PHILOSOPHER: One can build them.
The separation of tasks is not the objective for interpersonal relationships. Rather, it is the gateway.
YOUTH: The gateway? PHILOSOPHER: For instance, when reading a book, if one brings one’s face too close to it, one cannot see anything.
In the same way, forming good interpersonal relationships requires a certain degree of distance.
When the distance gets too small and people become stuck together, it becomes impossible to even speak to each other.
But the distance must not be too great, either. Parents who scold their children too much become mentally very distant.
When this happens, the child can no longer even consult the parents, and the parents can no longer give the proper assistance.
One should be ready to lend a hand when needed but not encroach on the person’s territory.
It is important to maintain this kind of moderate distance.
YOUTH: Is distance necessary even in the kind of relationship that parents and children have? PHILOSOPHER: Of course.
Earlier you said that the separation of tasks is something that treads on the other person’s goodwill. That is a notion that is tied to reward.
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