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The discussion extends beyond greetings. As we reconsider our interactions, it prompts reflection on countless mundane objects and gestures—door handles, shared surfaces, communal touchpoints—that could be reimagined for safer, healthier living. The ripple effect could lead to a more hygienic, conscious society that maintains previous social bonds while adopting new contactless practices.
Conclusion: Embracing Change and Rethinking Routine
While the handshake might fade into history, the broader takeaway is that crises often unlock opportunities for societal improvement. They challenge us to scrutinize everyday behaviors, question long-held norms, and innovate for better health and social cohesion.