The incoming German government has announced plans to terminate all refugee admission programs for Afghans, including a specific initiative aimed at individuals in need of special protection. This initiative was established following the withdrawal of international forces in 2021 and was designed to assist those who collaborated with German institutions, such as the military, or advocated for human rights, placing them at risk under Taliban rule. Since the fall of Kabul in August 2021, Germany has welcomed over 38,000 Afghan refugees, with approximately 12,500 entering through this specific program. According to the Federal Foreign Office, about 2,600 individuals with valid admission promises are still awaiting their departure. The newly appointed government has cited security concerns as the rationale behind this proposed cessation. CDU Secretary General Carsten Linnemann criticized the previous administration for allowing individuals to enter without thorough vetting, a claim that the current government disputes. This article explores the validity of these criticisms and the potential repercussions of halting the admission program for those still in Afghanistan. In related research, a recent international study has revealed that while a stable social environment contributes to happiness, excessive social interaction can have adverse effects. Analyzing data from tens of thousands of individuals across more than 30 countries, the study highlights that the quality of social connections is paramount to well-being, rather than merely the quantity. In Germany, individuals who can choose their social contacts freely report higher levels of satisfaction. Oliver Huxhold, a psychologist at the German Center for Aging Research, notes that relationships often become more intimate in flexible social structures. Conversely, psychologist Olga Stavrova found that frequent family gatherings may negatively impact physical health due to emotional stress and familial obligations. This article delves into the various factors influencing a positive social environment. Additionally, the article discusses the growing use of AI technologies, such as ChatGPT, among the German populace, highlighting the primary purposes for which these tools are utilized. For more insights and updates on the ongoing political landscape and social studies, readers can subscribe to our daily newsletter, which provides a concise overview of current events and research developments.