When someone poses the question, "How are you doing?" we often reply with a casual "Hi, thanks, I'm OK, and how are you?" Similarly, we're frequently asked, "Or kya chal raha hai aajkal?" to which we respond with, "Bas badhiya. Tum sunao?" Then, conversation moves on to other topics. But here's the thing: how many of us genuinely care about others' well-being when we ask, and how many honestly answer? Rarely, if we're being honest. It's a realization that not everyone has the time to truly listen to each person we encounter, but it doesn't excuse our tendency to brush off those inquiries. Paying close attention, we often overlook the voices of both acquaintances and strangers alike. Consider how often you've truly listened to your ten-year-old's story, or genuinely asked a friend about their mental and emotional state. How frequently have you responded to your parents' ailments with genuine concern? And whe...