En lugar de preguntar “¿cómo estás?”, prueba esto…

In brief

Cerith Gardiner of Aleteia suggests changing how people greet one another to move past the social ritual of asking how someone is.

Gardiner notes that people often respond to the question "how are you?" with automatic phrases like "fine, thanks" or "great, thanks" accompanied by a smile, even when they are not doing well. The report suggests that this question has become a social ritual rather than a sincere inquiry into a person's actual well-being.