: The single most significant factor in connection is often simple physical closeness. People are far more likely to "click" with those they see frequently, such as a neighbor or a colleague in the next cubicle.
: Finding common ground—even on trivial matters like shared hobbies or background—triggers an "in-group" response, making us view the other person more favorably. Click: The Magic of Instant Connections
The book by Ori and Rom Brafman explores the psychological and social factors that cause people to form immediate, deep bonds. They identify five "click accelerators"—specific conditions or behaviors that increase the likelihood of these "magical" connections. Key Click Accelerators : The single most significant factor in connection