Why is social interaction imperative?

We are, after all, biological, psychological, and social beings. These three aspects are not isolated, and all depend on one another. We need social interaction for many reasons, but a primary issue is feedback. We need the input of others to know that we are doing something valuable. When we get that recognition, then we know that we are on a socially acceptable path. We needed to be accepted by the group so that we could survive. It makes sense that in this time of a lack of social interaction, there are many of us struggling not to feel burnt out because that connection was our way of staying inspired and energetically satiated.