Who we can change the world with a NEW Christmas Tradition New Christmas Tradition It saying that at the Christmas we must to be more nice with each other. But why only at the Christmas? If you walk on the street you will see people who, if you will approach them in most of the case they will be scared by your presence. Why? We live in era of communication, we can easily to communicate with each other, we have telephones, internet, TV, Radio etc... In the same time with this evolving technological era, we are experiencing a new type of human psychology. The people are more comfortable to communicate (or to be sociable) in front of a desktop or a tablet/phone, but to communicate face to face at a coffee. This bring us a uncommunicative real world. If you like a girl or a boy, you ask your friends to give you her/his facebook profile, to start o conversation with she/he. In conclusion if we are less communicative this will decrease the empathy level too. If we have a small level of empathy, than we'll refuse helping to much because we aren't empathizing. So, I'd like at the Christmas to have a nice tradition, that challenge us to hug strangers on street and ask them some kind of question. After you'll ask for his name and introduce each other you can to ask some kind of question that help you to know the persons and to empathizing. Questions like " How do you do ? What is your favorite book ? What do you want for this Christmas ? etc...". Each man and woman it'll be have a special business cards, who will be naming "Christmas cards". On Christmas card you put only your name (and optional telephone number) - as a symbol - and the tradition will be to collect as many cards you can. But you chose to give or not, this Christmas card to other people depending on your sociable experience that you'll be having with them. So if you want to collect more card you must to be nice with people and ask nice questions and vice versa. This tradition it can be improve so that people to be more sociable and more communicative even once a year. This tradition will fight versus this unsociable era, and bring to us more empathy and more love.