Given the difficulties of true communication between two humans, to what extent can you really know another person?

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I’m an entrepreneur who is developing specialized e-Learning platforms for corporations and universities. I’m also adjunct lecturer at CU Boulder. I run the business communication bootcamps for the international business students. Most are in high tech and entrepreneurship. I want to expose them to more business practices in the US.
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Given the difficulties of true communication between two humans, to what extent can you really know another person?

Matt's Answer
I think you can really know someone. I think if you are honest and exposed and coming from a place of empathy, that sets into motion others and engages them.

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