Good job! Here are some corrections I've made. I made mostly edits that make it flow and sound better to a native speaker.

292 - The differences with a real word

This forced isolation <s>of these days</s> is teaching us what's like to be alone. I'd heard others <s>people </s>talk about <s>telling others</s> how being alone isn't <s>wasn't </s>such a big deal, and that it's something they could easily <s>would </s>cope with<s> without problems</s>, but now they're regretting everything. Since the beginning of the forced quarantine two weeks ago, life has changed. We must deal with new problems and many of us are realizing that <s>even just</s> <em>(I don't know how to describe it but saying "even just" would indicate you're about to say a short time)</em> staying home for such a long time is extremely hard. This is especially true for <s>all</s> those of us who are outgoing and talkative. Yes, you can make some calls, but talking with another human being in person is completely different. This is also why it's usually taught that in-person interaction <em>(or in-person conversation, either works)</em> <s>talking with someone in person</s> for work purposes <s>ing reason</s> is preferred over <s>much better than using</s> <em>(either works, I just prefer to be more concise)</em> Skype. In a video call, reaching the same level of engagement offered by a real conversation is almost impossible. Our brain is <s>has been</s> hardwired to work better in real situations since the possibilities offered by this new digital world are a novelty in terms of evolution. But there are also some positive effects. In this time we can improve our patience, hone our empathy, cultivate new hobbies and discover new passions. Maybe having ('<em>Maybe' makes the sentence sound better but it doesn't need to be there</em>) so much free time isn't so bad after all...