"Man: What makes us social" is a book that explores the complex mechanisms of interpersonal relationships and the influence of the social environment on personality formation. The author of the book, David Brooks, reveals in a fascinating way how our judgments, decisions and behavior are formed under the influence of various sociocultural factors. Through the story of two imaginary heroes, Harold and Erica, the author demonstrates how the multifaceted human psyche interacts with society, reflecting even the most subtle manifestations of internal conflicts and searches for self-determination, which often remain invisible on the surface. This book is a valuable guide for those interested in psychology, sociology, and philosophy. It helps to better understand not only yourself, but also others, revealing the fine line between individuality and social interaction. "Man: What Makes Us Social" is a fascinating journey into the world of the human essence, which will leave a mark in your mind and heart for a long time.